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The inherited wealth of established upper-class families.
old money
old money
1
Nobody knew what became of the presents sent to the
old
money
-
lender
.
2
New technology billionaires are picking up
old
money
properties for a song.
3
Compared to all but the oldest Dutch families, they were
old
money
.
4
It responded after customers enquired about getting rid of their
old
money
.
5
There's more going on in that front car than plain
old
money
.
1
Regardless of what you think, I wasn't born with a
silver
spoon
.
2
That large, bright
silver
spoon
,
-
Iwasnever weary of admiring that also.
3
The boy will be born with a
silver
spoon
in his mouth.
4
They didn't get the
silver
spoon
in their hand, she said in 2008.
5
Run the handle of a
silver
spoon
around the inside of the jar.
6
I insist, said the baron, handing her his own
silver
spoon
.
7
And so each took up his
silver
spoon
and was going to eat.
8
It is not above a year ago that I lost a
silver
spoon
.
9
His
silver
spoon
tinkled against the cup as he stirred in the sugar.
10
I lunged at the thought like a barracuda at a shiny
silver
spoon
.
11
You can slip a
silver
spoon
out of the mud like a bookmark.
12
DZ claimed he 'was not born with a
silver
spoon
in his mouth'.
13
The descending Moon dipping its nose into a suspicious
silver
spoon
.
14
I was not born with a
silver
spoon
in my mouth.
15
Then I sat down and looked at the Coalport plate and the
silver
spoon
.
16
I was born with the
silver
spoon
in my mouth.
silver
spoon
silver