Money is the coins and notes everyone uses to pay for goods and services. Money makes the world go round, have you ever heard of that phrase? It’s true, everything in life revolves around money. When you work for money, the verb used is ‘to earn’. When you hand your money over for goods or a service, the verb used is ‘to spend’. Money is always singular and an uncountable noun.
Expressions about money
Are you a cheapskate?
Have you ever been rolling in it?
How do you earn a living?
What was the last thing you paid top dollar for?
Do you know anyone who is worth their weight in gold?
Does money burn a hole in your pocket?
Is food dirt cheap in your country?
Look no further if you want to learn the meaning of these idioms and lots more idioms about money.
Let’s kick this money idioms section off with some synonyms of ‘money’ and different words for having ‘no money’. Let’s face it, we either have money or have none, so a few synonyms are useful to add to your growing list of English vocabulary.
Are you ready for more learning? I’ve divided up the money idioms into groups for ease. Click on the links to start learning some money idioms.
