Out of money
Short and out of money are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Short" instead an adjective phrase "Out of money".
Short
Short adjective - Having relatively little height.
Out of money and short are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Out of money" instead an adjective "Short".
Both terms in one sentence
- If you run short of money I'll run short of time And if you run out of money, honey Then I've got no more time.
Source: Money Song - In one of Horowitz's short stories called Harriet's Horrible Dream, a girl's parents run out of money, so they sell their daughter to be eaten at a restaurant catering to cannibals.
Source: Fridge Horror / Literature -
There was a reason for this: the movie was too short and the Pythons had run out of money, so they wrote really long credits.
Source: Credits Gag
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