Idioms about Money

A whimsical illustration of money-related idioms, featuring stacks of coins, dollar signs, and cartoon characters using phrases like 'pour money down the drain' and 'from rags to riches'.

Money Idioms Quiz

Test your knowledge of idioms related to money and finance with our engaging quiz! Each question will challenge your understanding and familiarity with common expressions that describe financial situations.

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What's the meaning of "To be back on your feet"?

To be happy

To be a millionaire

To return to good financial health.

What's the meaning of " From rags to riches"?

Money paid in advance

Going from poverty to prosperity

To give someone a challenge

What's the meaning of "Go dutch"?

When each person pays his or her own share of the expenses

When you don't pay your expenses

When you pay your companion's expenses

What's the meaning of "Jack up the price"?

To raise the price of something above its actual value.

To lower the price of something.

Money paid illegally in exchange for favorable treatment.

What's the meaning of " Pour money down the drain"?

To pay someone the money they are owed.

When someone misuses or throws around money without thought.

To pay for the entire bill.

What's the meaning of " Struggle to make ends meet"?

To have a hard time surviving on your current income.

Not being able to save money.

Having problems with your friends for lending them money.

What's the meaning of " Sock away"?

To pay money for something.

When someone is excessively rich to the point that they smell like money.

To save or store money.

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