rolling in dough
Swimming in money
Rolling in dough means having a lot of money, being wealthy.
The image is of someone surrounded by so much cash they could literally roll around in it.
Dough has meant money in slang since the nineteenth century.
After selling his startup, he was rolling in dough.
The phrase often carries a note of envy or exaggeration.
- loadedWeighted or wealthy
- filthy richExtremely, offensively wealthy
- moneybagsSlang for wealthy person
- cashReady spending funds
- billionairePerson worth ten figures
swimming in cash · big bucks · gold · fortune · coins · stacks · tycoon · affluence · bread · cheddar · sitting pretty · living large · prosperity · money to burn · magnate · old money · gravy · wealthy
rolling in doughpenniless
Completely without money
dirt poor · broke · destitute · flat broke · impoverished
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