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money for old rope

money for old rope noun: money earned with little effort.

Noun

money for old rope (uncountable)

  1. (idiomatic) Money earned with little effort.

Synonyms of money for old rope

Questions about money for old rope

What does money for old rope mean?
Money for old rope means money earned with little effort.
What part of speech is money for old rope?
Money for old rope is a noun.

Words near money for old rope in the dictionary

  1. money dysphoria
  2. money dysphoric
  3. money economies
  4. money economy
  5. money for jam
  6. money for old rope
  7. money goggles
  8. money has no smell
  9. money illusion
  10. money is no object
  11. money is the root of all evil

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