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Easy money

noun

Income obtained with a minimum of effort. Synonym: gravy train.

The economic condition in which credit is easy to secure.

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"Easy money" Quotes from Famous Books

... ready to leave off talking his cant of universal brotherhood, and make a little easy money in the way I have shown him. It will be interesting to see what happens in side of Heinrich when he realizes he is not an idealist, but a criminal. Will he stick to me on the new lay? But those Germans are so ...

— The Cruise of the Jasper B. • Don Marquis

... tastes which his salary was not always sufficient to cover. Wherefore, like many another, he speculated. When he was lucky, it was easy money; but it was never enough. Of late he had not been fortunate, and he found himself confronted by the high cost of living as he chose to live. This annoyed him. So when there came his way what appeared to be an absolute certainty of not only recouping all ...

— Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man • Marie Conway Oemler

... shelter, and clothes for your back, Big Louie, you'll not have to worry. But I'm not promising either, mind, that there'll be easy money to blow on white whiskey. ...

— Then I'll Come Back to You • Larry Evans

... you call the Gold of the Gods, is always fascinating," continued Kennedy. "The trouble with such easy money, however, is that it tends to corrupt. In the early days history records its taint. And I doubt whether human nature has changed much under the veneer of modern civilization. The treasure seems to leave its ...

— The Gold of the Gods • Arthur B. Reeve

Words linked to "Easy money" : gravy train, income, tight money, financial condition