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What are fivers and tenners?
£5 and £10 notes e.g. "How much for the painting?" "I could let it go for a tenner."
A buck is American slang term meaning 'dollar.' What is the British equivalent?
quid e.g. 'Could you please lend me ten quid?'
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Tighten your belt
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break the bank
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Hold the purse strings
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Spending money like water
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Pay through the nose (for something)
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Money doesn't grow on trees
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Paid peanuts
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To have cash to burn
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Put your money where your mouth is


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