| Idiom | to live from hand to mouth |
|---|---|
| Definition | to exist with very little money |
| Examples | - When my mother was young she had to live from hand to mouth. Neither of her parents had work. - When I was a student I lived from hand to mouth. I never knew where the next dollar was coming from. |
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