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pin money

noun as in spending money

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Example Sentences

Jobs in retail and hospitality, for example, were considered “women’s jobs” for “pin money,” Lichtenstein said.

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This we suppose to have been the last argument used against offenders whose wages or whose pin-money had been sworn away.

Take it all in—and I reckon this is all—we'll be in luck to pinch a little pin-money out of the estate for Sylvia.

He allows you liberally for pin-money in addition to your own small independent income.

He has been taught economy; he is, like me, naturally of a very generous turn; he will occasionally offer you pin-money.

A very nice little sum for pin money, but quite useless for our purposes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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