* Word# MazumaPart Of Speech — Noun.

* Pronunciation —

* Ma as in Mars,

* z as in zoo,

* u as in you,

* ma as in Mars.

* Etymology —

* The word mazuma has been derived from the Hebrew word zimmen meaning prepare.

* Meaning —

* Money.

* Mnemonic —

* Both the words mazuma and money begin with m.

* Sentences —

* James worked hard all his life and today he earns plenteous mazuma. (Noun, money)

* Though James earns mazuma, he is never purse-proud and often acts parsimoniously to save for his future. (Noun, money)

* It is important to earn mazuma by dint of one's hard work in order to be self-sufficient in life. (Noun, money)

* Synonyms — money, financial resource, spondulicks, etc.

* Antonyms — poverty, penury, etc.

Idom#Hard cash

* Meaning —

* Cash and not cheque.

* Sentences —

* He borrowed hard cash from his friend but never returned it and kicked the can down the road. (Cash and not cheque)

* Kicked the can down the road — procrastinated or delayed an important task continuously.

* She dragged her feet and repaid the hard cash reluctantly. (Cash and not cheque)

* Dragged her feet — to do something reluctantly.

* She ate his lunch by using his hard cash for her selfish motives. (Cash and not cheque)

* Ate his lunch — to take undue advantage of someone.

* They changed their heart and said that they would not lend hard cash to anyone. (Cash and not cheque)

* Changed their heart — changed their decision.

Phrasal verb #To catch up on something

* Meaning —

* To have an impact on someone or something.

* Sentences —

* Unhealthy lifestyle catches up on human beings sooner or later. (Has an impact on someone or something)

* The doctor warned him that eating excessive junk food will catch up on him. (Have an impact on someone or something)

* Do not let social media catch up on you; regulate your social media hours. (Have an impact on someone or something)

* She follows a disciplined life so that I'll health doesn't catch up on her. (Have an impact on someone or something)