| Idiom | to throw good money after bad |
|---|---|
| Definition | to spend more money in an unwise attempt to recover money lost |
| Examples | - No, he's not going to get another cent from me. I don't intend to throw good money after bad. - If you do that you'll just be throwing good money after bad. |
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