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to put your hand in your pocket

  1. to give money to charity

  2. to save money

  3. being miser in spending the money

  4. to make money by wrong means
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Explanation

To 'put your hand in your pocket' is an idiom meaning to spend money or give money to a cause, typically for charity or to help someone. It is the opposite of being a miser or saving money.

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