to earn money or obtain a profit; moneymaking

to earn money; to make a profit; to obtain compensation for labor or from labor or investment

to earn a net profit after all expenses and costs have been deducted

(colloquial) profit; surplus; earnings from a business transaction

to have a profit to be made; to be worth doing for the financial gain

to lose money or make money; profit and loss

to trick or deceive someone with sweet talk and empty promises; to pay lip service

To earn money or make a profit through internet-based activities

(of a company) to seek attention or gain recognition through promotional efforts, often by spending money or sacrificing profit to attract potential customers

to cheat, hoodwink, or defraud; to entice and deceive someone into doing something

To earn back money that was previously invested, lost, or spent.

To earn money outside of one's fixed salary or regular income.

to earn a lot of money; to make a fortune

to deceive, hoax, or kid someone; specifically used in certain regional dialects

to make a profit; to earn money or a reward

an extra or non-essential word added to a line of verse to fit the rhythm or meter, especially in opera or song lyrics