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Useful Word / Phrase to boost your English: Skint
Perfect for talking about money problems (in a friendly way).
Perfect for talking about money problems (in a friendly way).
What does it mean? It describes someone who has no money left or is completely broke until they get paid again.
Is it positive or negative? Usually negative (temporary lack of money), but often used jokingly among friends.
When do you use it? Use it to explain why you can’t afford to go out or buy something. Very informal and common in the UK.
Example 1: I can’t come out tonight, mate. I’m completely skint after paying the bills.
Example 2: She wanted that new bag, but she’s totally skint until her next payday.
Question: When was the last time you felt truly skint?
Quick summary: An informal way to say you’ve run out of money.
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