hand-to-mouth

hand-to-mouth  {adj.}
Not providing for the future; living from day to day; not saving for later.
Many native tribes lead a hand-to-mouth existence, content to have food for one day at a time.
John is not a saving boy; he spends his money without thought for the future, and lives a hand-to-mouth life.
See: LIVE FROM HAND TO MOUTH.
Categories: adjective hand time
Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms

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