salting away (Meaning)

salting away

to lay away (something valuable, such as money) safely, to lay away safely

The old farmer was salting away a fortune in his secret bank account.
She meticulously salted away every penny she earned, preparing for her future.
The prudent investor salted away a portion of his income each month for emergencies.
The ant colony worked tirelessly, salting away food for the winter.
The siblings salted away their inheritance, hoping to pass it on to future generations.
The government implemented a tax cut, encouraging businesses to salt away their savings.
The frugal couple salted away enough money to retire early and live comfortably.
The elderly man salted away his pension, ensuring a secure retirement.
The company wisely salted away profits during prosperous times to cushion against economic downturns.
The wise investor salted away his wealth through a diversified portfolio of assets.

to lay away (something valuable, such as money) safely, to lay away safely

storing, setting aside, laying up, stashing, laying in, squirrelling (away), rounding up, conserving, hoarding, depositing

unloading,throwing away, casting, using up, wasting, flinging (off or away), handing over, running through, ditching, dumping

The old farmer was salting away a fortune in his secret bank account.

She meticulously salted away every penny she earned, preparing for her future.

The prudent investor salted away a portion of his income each month for emergencies.

The ant colony worked tirelessly, salting away food for the winter.