danger money
1danger money — noun Extra money paid for doing a more than usually perilous job • • • Main Entry: ↑danger * * * danger money UK US noun [uncountable] british extra money that you get in addition to your normal pay for doing something dangerous Thesaurus: extra… …
2Danger Money — Studio album by U.K. Released March 1979 (1979 03) …
3danger money — ➔ money * * * danger money UK US noun [U] UK (US hazard pay, US hazardous duty pay) HR ► money that someone is paid in addition to their salary for doing a dangerous job: »Guards have demanded higher basic salaries, monthly danger money and… …
4danger money — danger .money BrE danger .pay AmE n [U] additional money that you are paid for doing dangerous work …
5danger money — / deɪndʒə ˌmʌni/ noun extra money paid to employees in dangerous jobs ● The workforce has stopped work and asked for danger money. ● He decided to go to work on an oil rig because of the danger money offered as an incentive …
6danger money — noun (U) especially BrE additional money that you are paid for doing dangerous work; danger pay AmE …
7danger money — (N. Amer. danger pay) noun extra payment for working under dangerous conditions …
8danger money — UK / US noun [uncountable] British extra money that you get in addition to your normal pay for doing something dangerous …
9danger money — See occupational hazard …
10danger money — /ˈdeɪndʒə mʌni/ (say daynjuh munee) noun payment over and above normal wages for work where there is some risk involved …
