Money for jam Meaning in English
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Definition
An informal British expression meaning money that is very easy to earn, with little effort or risk. It describes a job or opportunity where making money is almost effortless.
Usage & Nuances
Very informal, mainly British English. Similar to 'easy money' or 'money for old rope.' Usually refers to jobs or opportunities that require little skill or effort. Not commonly used in American English.
Example Sentences
Tutoring kids in my neighborhood is money for jam.
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Selling lemonade at the festival was money for jam.
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For Mark, fixing computers is money for jam.
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Wow, this job is absolute money for jam—I can’t believe how easy it is!
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They’re paying me to watch dogs all afternoon—it’s money for jam.
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If you know what you’re doing, filling out those surveys is money for jam.
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