Money expressions

From the way that Paula’s talking about her new boyfriend, it sounds like he’s pretty w__-_.

y auntie is t_____ with her money, she doesn’t earn much but she lives comfortably.

Stop being so t_____ and come out with us on Friday!

£200 for a concert ticket is a total ___-off.

Catching a bus to Thailand is more e______ than flying.

We need more a______ housing options in the city.

They s______ out £3,000 on a holiday.

The government has announced plans to ___ b___ on defence spending by 10 percent next year.

As far as I know, they won the lottery a few years back and they’ve been f____ rich ever since.

I’ve been saving for this holiday all year. Now that we’re here, I’ve got money to ____.

I won’t come to the concert on Friday. I’m b____ right now.

Can you lend me some money for the week? I’m ___ __ cash.

In many cultures, the family of the bride _____ the bill for the wedding.

Our new neighbours have three luxury cars parked in their driveway. They must be l___!