cut off without a penny

cut someone off without a penny

Fig. to end someone's allowance; to fail to leave someone money in one's will. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin cut their son off without a penny after he quit school. They cut off both of their sons without a penny. We learned, when Uncle Sam's will was read, that he cut off his own flesh and blood without a penny.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Winn	[win]
Pich	-	Khmer
Isocrates	-	Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Jela	-	Serbian, Croatian, Slovak
Mumtaz	-	Arabic
Archer	['a:tʃə]