Idioms50

not willing to spend or give much money; miserly

illegally and dishonestly manipulating financial records

to be a helpful, kind, reliable, and supportive person

to secretly listen to a private conversation without the knowledge of the people talking

someone money in exchange for a favor; also, bribe

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give someone misleading clues or signals

be very successful/ go very fast

there is very little or no chance of something happening

insensitive to criticism or insults

to publicly announce a couple's intention to marry during a church service to allow for any legal objections to the marriage to be raised

to not have a permanent home and to travel frequently

an unexpected gain, typically a sudden amount of money

to be severely beaten or physically punished

say or do something tactless or embarrassing.

make an effort to improve one's work, performance, or behaviour

hungry

prone to steal; having or showing delicate skill with the hands

yield positive results

die

to deceive, trick, or cheat someone