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.
Random good picture Not show
61. So far the Red Army has no system of regular pay, but issues grain, money for cooking oil, salt, firewood and vegetables, and a little pocket money.
62. It's no use buttering me up; you are having no more pocket money this week.
63. He will try to sweet-talk his wife into increasing his pocket money tonight.
64. She had never hesitated to give her pocket money to the needy.
65. I think I can coax Father into increasing my pocket money.
65. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
66. In fact, his cigarette money and beer money, he invited friends to eat the money, your ice cream, all with his poor little pocket money.
67. The cost may be high, but it's all-inclusive (bar pocket money).
68. He spends most of his pocket money on PlayStation games.
69. When Nancy gives me pocket money, I should show thankfulness to her tearfully, pinch and scrape, any luxury and wasting behavior is forbidden.
70. Volunteers receive ￡21 pocket money each week, accommodation and expenses.
71. Danny has 7 children, the youngest is 3, the most in 16 years, they can worry about food and clothing, but not a child can get a lot from his pocket money to laugher, even monthly pocket money nor.
More similar words: pocket, pocketbook, out of pocket, hot money, fiat money, soft money, earnest money, rocket, docket, money market, skyrocket, money market fund, knickerbockers, money, cockney, last month, money down, ticket, wicket, racket, bucket, packet, jacket, picket, paper money, save money, make money, hard money, rickety, bracket.