Let’s Learn Slang

Let’s Learn Slang

To cost an arm and a leg

Meaning: to cost a lot of money

Example:

It costs an arm and a leg to buy all these Christmas presents.

To be loaded

Meaning: to be rich

Example:

He works in the city and he is loaded.

To be broke

Meaning: to be poor

Example:

She’s always broke at the end of the month.

Bread and Honey

Meaning: Money

Example:

Let's drink with him - he's got bread. [This one has enjoyed very common usage]

To be skint:

Meaning: British slang to have no money

Example:

Can you lend me some money? I’m skint.

Beans: money

Dosh: British. Money

Peanuts: Informal. Very little money
Megabucks: Plural noun a large amount of money.

Peggy Pink: some people just don't deserve to be loved (because they don't know it's worth.)