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😩 skint 😩

meaning: having no money

examples with 'skint'

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examples with 'skint' 😩

After splashing out on concert tickets, I'm completely skint for the rest of the month.
I can't afford to go out tonight; I'm skint until payday.
Being skint forced me to get creative with my budgeting.
If I keep spending like this, I'll be skint before the end of the week.
Living in an expensive city like London can leave you skint if you're not careful with your finances.