flat broke | | Some politicians will accept a ________to buy their vote. |
scrape together | | When I was a child, we were _______. We didn't even have enough to eat. |
pony up | | I can't buy that car! I don't have _____________. |
an arm and a leg | | The Smith family is _______. They are the richest people in town. |
kickback | | I wanted to visit my boyfriend, so I'm going ___________enough money for a bus ticket. |
on the house | | Maybe if we all ______, we can afford a new computer. |
money to burn | | Tommy didn't break the window, but his father still had to _______ the money for a new one. |
loaded | | I don't have very much money, but I want to ______ on a new dress. |
in the red | | The Smith family is _______. They are the richest people in town. |
bottom dollar | | My mother collects coupons. She has to ______ so I can go t o college. |
hard up | | That car looks expensive. I bet it cost _______. |
pinch pennies | | I'm broke. Yesterday I spent my ___________. |
chip in | | I asked for your opinion and you gave my your ________. |
two cents worth | | Once we pay our debt, we won't be _______________. |
splurge | | I don't like the job, but I am ______ for money. |