Idioms Related To Money NumbersSet 1

1Highway robbery
2Complete the sentence below!A well-to-do person is .....
3With a sigh, she pulled out her credit card to foot the ..... for the unexpected taxi ride.
4An outrageously high price
5When he invited me for a meal I had no clue that we would ..... He did not pay my part of the bill.
6Since her father promised to foot the bill, Sandra bought the most expensive mitt in the store.
7Tight-fisted
8If someone says "It's on me" , what do they mean?
9"Cheap skate" means .....
10"save for a rainy day"
11Hand over fist- "They're making money hand over fist" means
12CLOSESTIn view of the global financial crisis, Tom and his brother has been laid off, so they are on the dole.
13Every weekend my wife ..... Her credit card bills are enormous!
14To share the cost of a meal in a restaurant is "to go ..... "
15Rip off
16On page 206, Eddie says, "We haven't been stiffed yet." This means .....
17Idiom: a steal
18Apple store's prices are a .....; they charge too much.
19Bet ones bottom dollar
20Getting a student loan can be compared to getting a(n) ..... loan.
21"lose your shirt"
22If youi "lose your shirt", you lose
23Something that people feel cost more than it should is a .....
24The public purse refers to:
25Which phrase suggests a bargain?
26Bob's tickets cost much less than ours-I think we've been .....
27It's time to get a ..... rise
28Pay the bills
29"Cheap skate" means ..... A) a winter sports activityB) someone who doesn't spend much moneyC) something that isn't expensive
30He's a smart man because he has ..... a lot of money for his retirement.
31To be a cheapskate
32Complete the sentence:After our dinner party, I was surprised when my friend offered ..... for the entire meal, even though it was my idea to go out.
33Correct use of the phrase Cost an Arm & a Leg
34If you are tight fisted, you are .....
35To share the cost of something equally.
36What does a phrase 'cost a bomb' mean?
37What is the meaning of this idiom, adage or proverb?A fool and his money are soon parted.
38They're charging an arm and a leg for those dance tickets.
39Even though she enjoys dining out and traveling, she makes sure to save a portion of her income .....
40The deals on Christmas gifts were a steal. What does that mean?
41"A man of means" is
42Go bankrupt
43To tighten your belt
44Julie has a problem with overspending and is always buying things she doesn't need. She might be considered a .....
45"flat bust"
46Wealthy Andrew refers to .....
47A rip off
48Cheap skate
49Choose the correct idiomatic sense of the phrase below:My neighbor had to pay through his nose for a brand new car
50No opportunities, no money or no luck.