money
additional money beyond what is usual or expected
money that comes from taxes paid by the public
money needed to pay for the rent of a property
a large amount of money
money collected from people as taxes
money available for personal and discretionary spending
money provided by the government
money obtained with little effort, often dishonestly
money for buying lunch, often for a child at school
money obtained through a lot of effort or work
a small amount of money for minor expenses, often given to children
money specifically for buying gasoline for a vehicle
money that is not genuine; counterfeit
money from the national government
money specifically for buying petrol for a vehicle
illegally produced money that looks real
extra money received in addition to regular pay
a small sum of money for spending on inessentials
the process of managing money, including budgeting, saving, and investing
the source or origin of the money
something well worth the money spent on it
to bet money on something
to risk money on the result of an event
to obtain money, often through business or investment
to receive money in return for work
to use money carelessly or on unnecessary things
to take money with the intention of returning it
to collect money for a particular purpose, like charity
to waste money in a reckless and foolish manner
to waste money on trivial things
a quantity of money
a particular amount of money