don't spend it all in one place

English

Etymology

Since 19-20th century, originally prefixed by "here's a ha'penny". An allusion to criminals paying unusually large amounts in cash, which would raise suspicions.

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Phrase

don't spend it all in one place

1. (humorous, sarcastic) A reaction to someone receiving money, often an insignificant amount.

   Synonyms: don't spend it all at once, don't spend it all at one shop, don't spend it all in one shop