big money
noun [U] informalDefinition
› a large amount of money: Tournament organizers need to offer big money to attract the top players.Large amounts of moneySmall amounts of money
(Definition of big money noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a king's ransom idiom
- a small fortune idiom
- an arm and a leg idiom
- big bucks noun
- bomb noun (MONEY)
- cost sb a pretty penny idiom
- cost, charge, etc. the earth idiom
- fortune noun (WEALTH)
- good money noun
- handsome adjective (LARGE AMOUNT)
- make a pile idiom
- mint noun (MONEY)
- not to be sneezed at idiom
- packet noun (MONEY)
- pot noun (CONTAINER)
- riches noun
- tidy adjective (LARGE)
- wealth noun (MONEY)
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