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a large sum of money (especially as pay or profit)
they sank megabucks into their new house
she made a bundle selling real estate
How To Use big bucks In A Sentence
- But that doesn't mean you have to spend big bucks to get the suave Bond look. The Sun
- Twenty20 is the one form of the domestic game that can bring in some big bucks. Times, Sunday Times
- He has earned big bucks and won medals but lost his'game '. The Sun
- However, that changes when the suspected murderers become defendants in sensational trials that could bring in big bucks.
- September 30th, 2009 12: 39 pm ET this woman was probably a cps worker they get big bucks for infants Update: Amber Alert for abducted newborn
- For instance, the network has shelled out big bucks to snare Bill Cosby for a new sitcom in the fall.
- Ben slung his saddlebags over the big buckskin's saddle.
- $ony is a heartless company that forces its customers to shell out big bucks for inferior products. EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - Today’s Comic, and why Sony continues to blow.
- There are still a number of folks who'd prefer to gussy-up a hardtail rather than drop the big bucks on a new bike.
- Using celebrities in advertising is guaranteed to pull in big bucks.