Similar words: pocket, pocketbook, out of pocket, hot money, fiat money, soft money, earnest money, rocket. Meaning: n. cash for day-to-day spending on incidental expenses.
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31. Sometimes, too, Ruth had eaten in a snack bar, having saved up her pocket money for a beefburger.
32. However, she must have a minimum of ￡12.65 pocket money.
33. In this school, there are people who could buy the school with pocket money.
34. He was saving his pocket money to buy a calculator.
35. Moreover, all Soviet art education was state financed and students got materials, free board and lodging,(sentencedict.com/pocket money.html) and pocket money.
36. The ruling meant he could not receive the ￡20-￡30 pocket money allowed to au pairs, or officially help with the housework.
37. And if they have enough pocket money or other cash - say ￡5 - to buy whatever is available locally.
38. I was the youngest, so I always got the least pocket money.
39. Most years pocket money has kept well ahead of inflation, and this year is no exception.
40. Simply scour playgrounds for bullied, spectacled children and offer a ride around the park in exchange for pocket money.
41. She may also have restrictions about how much of her pocket money she may spend on various items.
42. Her lodgings were paid for and she had ￡50 pocket money a week.
43. Herbert gave him pocket money to buy one a week.
44. Her parents can give her pocket money, dinner money, clothing allowance and so on.
45. Giving extra pocket money for good work on a daily basis is far more effective.
46. When the survey started in 1975, the average weekly pocket money was 33 pence.
47. A survey has shown that pocket money has increased in the past year by almost double the rate of inflation.
48. He earned pocket money by repairing furniture for neighbors and then trained as a patternmaker for a company that produced textile machines.
49. Buy a penny bank, save some pocket money.
50. Very often Dad provides extra pocket money.
51. He squandered his pocket money on movies.
52. Is it deposit book of your pocket money?
53. The boy hived away his pocket money.
54. The boy had a lot of pocket money.
55. Moreover, some tiny Chu Wu the standard can deposIt'some pocket money and highway's charge card.
56. The child put his collected pocket money in an earthenware money box.
57. The customer who cashed a checkto cover anticipated cash expenditures may later redeposit any currency stillheld that's beyond normal pocket money needs.
58. " You want me to account for my pocket money, Daddy?
59. I'll do the dishes every night and I'll give you all my pocket money.
60. Some parents cosset their children, and always give them a large amount of pocket money. Such conditions will make children become more and more prodigal.
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