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chunk of change

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a chunk of change
a large amount of money. He's probably got enough money to buy a little ranch somewhere and still have a chunk of change left over.
Usage notes: often used with big, huge, or other modifiers: You'd have to agree that $80 million is a big chunk of change by anyone's standards.
See also: change

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The energy payments could tally up a chunk of change, and might get challenged by those not in the farm program.
You only have one set of choppers, so be choosy next time you drop a chunk of change in that soda vending machine.
Obviously it's costing them a good chunk of change so that could be where it hits them hard.
 
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