Slush fund
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British pronunciation/slˈʌʃ fˈʌnd/
American pronunciation/slˈʌʃ fˈʌnd/

Definicja i Znaczenie "slush fund"

Slush fund
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nielegalny fundusz

an amount of money that is set aside to be used for dishonest or illegal activities
slush fund definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "slush fund" and when to use it?

The idiom "slush fund" originated in the mid-19th century and has its roots in the practice of melting snow or ice to create a watery mixture known as "slush." This slush was often used to lubricate or clean machinery. It is often used in political or organizational contexts when referring to hidden or unauthorized funds used for questionable purposes.

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They are currently investigating allegations of a slush fund being used for personal expenses by high-ranking executives.
The company is suspected of maintaining a slush fund to pay off officials and secure government contracts.
Shareholders filed a lawsuit against the organization for misusing a slush fund to manipulate stock prices.
Last year, it was revealed that the politician had been operating a slush fund to finance their re-election campaign.
If stricter regulations are not implemented, there is a risk that slush funds will continue to be used for illicit activities.
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