Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Pertaining to or suitable for a rainy day: as, the Rainy-day Club.
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Examples
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Michigan also plans to add $255 million to the state's so-called rainy-day fund, increasing the balance from $2.5 million currently.
Michigan Budget Deal to Benefit Schools, Rainy-Day Fund Kate Linebaugh 2011
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ÂHis lede: "Frugal principals who manage to squirrel away rainy-day school funds to offset pending budget cuts are livid over a Department of Education bid to pinch half their savings."
Henry J. Stern: Tweed Still at It Henry J. Stern 2011
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Massachusetts, which saw a 75% drop in capital-gains collections during the recession, won plaudits from ratings firms and economists for creating a rainy-day fund in 2010 using future capital-gains revenues.
The Price of Taxing the Rich Robert Frank 2011
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In 2009, voters rejected a proposed spending cap, which among other things, would have helped to create a rainy-day fund.
The Price of Taxing the Rich Robert Frank 2011
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He recommended several potential reforms, including flatter income-tax rates, "income averaging," which allows the wealthy to spread their tax payments for unusual windfalls over a longer period of time, and a rainy-day fund.
The Price of Taxing the Rich Robert Frank 2011
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ÂHis lede: "Frugal principals who manage to squirrel away rainy-day school funds to offset pending budget cuts are livid over a Department of Education bid to pinch half their savings."
Henry J. Stern: Tweed Still at It Henry J. Stern 2011
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His lede: "Frugal principals who manage to squirrel away rainy-day school funds to offset pending budget cuts are livid over a Department of Education bid to pinch half their savings."
Henry J. Stern: Tweed Still at It Henry J. Stern 2011
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Russia's rainy-day oil funds amount to only half as much, compared with gross domestic product, as they did on the eve of the 2008 economic crisis, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said Monday at a conference.
Russia Readies for Economic Deterioration William Mauldin 2011
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His lede: "Frugal principals who manage to squirrel away rainy-day school funds to offset pending budget cuts are livid over a Department of Education bid to pinch half their savings."
Henry J. Stern: Tweed Still at It Henry J. Stern 2011
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In the latest recession, Connecticut depleted its rainy-day fund and issued deficit bonds to fill budget gaps.
Connecticut Balks as Debt Is Downgraded Shelly Banjo 2012
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