| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Above-market | Priced higher than typical rates. |
| 2. | Arm and a leg | Costs a great deal. |
| 3. | Astronomical | Shockingly high in price. |
| 4. | At a premium | Costing extra for added value. |
| 5. | Bank-breaking | So costly it strains finances. |
| 6. | Big-ticket | High-priced, major purchase item. |
| 7. | Boutique-priced | Priced like small, upscale shops. |
| 8. | Brassbound | Strictly high-priced; not flexible. |
| 9. | Break-the-bank | So costly it empties savings. |
| 10. | Budget-busting | Beyond what a budget allows. |
| 11. | Cadillac | Top-of-the-line; premium priced. |
| 12. | Capital-intensive | Requiring lots of money upfront. |
| 13. | Champagne-priced | Priced like luxury celebrations. |
| 14. | Costly | High in cost. |
| 15. | Costs a fortune | Extremely costly. |
| 16. | Dear | Costing a lot. |
| 17. | Deluxe | Upgraded and higher priced. |
| 18. | Designer | Branded; priced for prestige. |
| 19. | Dollar-draining | Quickly uses up money. |
| 20. | Double-digit | Notably high per-unit price. |
| 21. | Exorbitant | Unreasonably high-priced. |
| 22. | Extravagant | Excessively lavish in cost. |
| 23. | Eye-watering | So pricey it shocks. |
| 24. | Fancy | Ornate and pricier than usual. |
| 25. | First-class | Top tier; higher priced. |
| 26. | Fleeceworthy | Overpriced; feels like a ripoff. |
| 27. | Flush-priced | Aimed at those with money. |
| 28. | Fortune | Costs an enormous amount. |
| 29. | Gold-plated | Lavishly upgraded; very costly. |
| 30. | Gourmet-priced | Priced like high-end food. |
| 31. | Grand | Impressively costly or luxurious. |
| 32. | High as a kite | Very high-priced. |
| 33. | High-end | Top quality with high prices. |
| 34. | High-priced | Costing a lot. |
| 35. | Immoderate | Excessive; more than reasonable. |
| 36. | In the stratosphere | Extremely high-priced. |
| 37. | Inordinately priced | Priced far above normal. |
| 38. | Investment-level | So pricey it feels like investing. |
| 39. | Jewelry-store | Priced like fine jewelry. |
| 40. | Kingly | Fit for royalty; very costly. |
| 41. | Ladylike luxury | Refined, upscale, and costly. |
| 42. | Lavish | Richly provided; costly. |
| 43. | Luxury | High-quality and very costly. |
| 44. | Made of money | Only affordable for the wealthy. |
| 45. | Market-top | At the highest market price. |
| 46. | Mega-priced | Extremely high-priced. |
| 47. | Moneyed | Associated with wealth and cost. |
| 48. | Not cheap | Costs more than expected. |
| 49. | Opulent | Richly luxurious and costly. |
| 50. | Out of reach | Too costly to afford. |
| 51. | Over the odds | Costing more than it should. |
| 52. | Overpriced | Priced higher than value. |
| 53. | Palm-greasing | Involving extra payments; costly. |
| 54. | Paying through the nose | Paying far too much. |
| 55. | Plush | Comfortably luxurious; costly. |
| 56. | Premium | Higher priced for better quality. |
| 57. | Premium-priced | Priced above standard offerings. |
| 58. | Pricey | Somewhat or very costly. |
| 59. | Princely | Very generous; high-priced. |
| 60. | Prohibitively priced | Too costly to be practical. |
| 61. | Rich-man’s | Meant for wealthy buyers. |
| 62. | Ritzy | Showily luxurious and costly. |
| 63. | Rolls-Royce | Best-in-class; very pricey. |
| 64. | Ruination-level | So costly it could ruin you. |
| 65. | Sky-high | Extremely high in price. |
| 66. | Spendthrift’s delight | Encourages heavy spending. |
| 67. | Spendy | Costing more than usual. |
| 68. | Splurge-worthy | Worth spending extra on. |
| 69. | Status-priced | Priced for prestige, not necessity. |
| 70. | Steep | Uncomfortably high in price. |
| 71. | Sticker shock | Surprisingly high listed price. |
| 72. | Stratospheric | Extremely high-priced. |
| 73. | Sumptuous | Rich, luxurious, and costly. |
| 74. | Super-premium | Above premium; very costly. |
| 75. | Tiffany-level | Priced like iconic luxury goods. |
| 76. | Top-dollar | At the highest price. |
| 77. | Top-shelf | Best quality; higher priced. |
| 78. | Treasury-draining | Consumes funds quickly. |
| 79. | Uber-pricey | Extremely pricey. |
| 80. | Ultra-costly | Exceptionally high in cost. |
| 81. | Ultra-premium | Highest tier; very expensive. |
| 82. | Upmarket | Aimed at wealthier buyers. |
| 83. | Value-stretching | Makes money go less far. |
| 84. | Veblen-good | Demand rises with higher price. |
| 85. | Velvet-rope | Exclusive access; high-priced. |
| 86. | Wallet-bending | Hard on your finances. |
| 87. | Wallet-emptying | Leaves little money left. |
| 88. | White-glove | High-service; premium priced. |
| 89. | Whole paycheck | Costs nearly all your pay. |
| 90. | Worth its weight | Extremely valuable; very costly. |
| 91. | X-rated pricing | Shockingly high; borderline obscene. |
| 92. | Xenial luxury | Hospitality-level luxury; costly. |
| 93. | Yacht-class | As costly as owning a yacht. |
| 94. | Yen-guzzling | Consumes money quickly. |
| 95. | Yes-it’s-that-much | So costly it needs confirming. |
| 96. | Yielding no change | Leaves you with no money back. |
| 97. | Zero-change | Costs all the cash you have. |
| 98. | Zillion-dollar | Hyperbolically extremely costly. |
| 99. | Zloty-sapping | Drains money fast. |
| 100. | Zodiac-luxury | Showy luxury; priced high. |