Put your money where your mouth is



Examples of this idiom:
  1. Stop praising the newspaper classifieds and put your money where your mouth is instead.
  2. If you're so certain that you'll win the lottery, why don't you put your money where your mouth is?
Meaning:
To be willing to bet or invest your money in something you support or believe in.

 

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