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Australian slang: blowing your dough, not have a brass razoo, not to have a cracker -
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1) General subject: be out of money, be out of pocket, to be out of money, to be out of pocket2) Economy: be out of cash3) Australian slang: not to have a cracker4) Jargon: bang-up5) Makarov: go without money -
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1) General subject: a poor body, almsman, beggar, church mouse, church-mouse, destitute, down and out, down and outer, down-and-out, have not, have-not, pauper, poor man pauper, simple, small farmer2) American: hillbilly (особ. из глухих горных районов южных штатов)3) Law: poor person, poor man4) Diplomatic term: cracker (особ, из Джорджии или Флориды)5) Politics: needy person6) leg.N.P. landless peasant
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