Carmine had a man who washed his pocket money in Ivory liquid to keep it germ-free.

He was saving his pocket money to buy a calculator. 2 informalMONEY a small amount of extra money that you earn in order to spend it on things you want I give a few private lessons too, for pocket money.Examples.

Herbert gave him pocket money to buy one a week. Background and aims Pocket-money is generally accepted to be a means for parents to introduce concepts of self-management, saving, budgeting and responsibility.

And if they have enough pocket money or other cash - say £5 - to buy whatever is available locally.

He earned pocket money by repairing furniture for neighbors and then trained as a patternmaker for a company that produced textile machines.

Teenagers always want to spend their money on many things, but the amount of money.

He earned pocket money by repairing furniture for neighbors. I think that pocket money helps children to learn how to plan their budget.

Now people can earn pocket money by picking it.

Her lodgings were paid for and she had £50 pocket money a week.

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English pocket money ˈpocket ˌmoney noun 1 MONEY British English a small amount of money that parents give regularly to their children, usually every week or month SYN allowance American English How much pocket money do you get? 2 informal MONEY a small amount of extra money that you earn in order to spend it on things you want I give a few private lessons too, for pocket money.

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