pay (sth) out
— phrasal verb with pay /peɪ/ verb (paid, paid)Definition
› to spend a lot of money on something, or to pay a lot of money to someone: I've just paid out £500 on getting the car fixed.Paying and spending money
(Definition of pay (sth) out from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- contributory adjective
- defray verb
- discharge noun (PERFORMANCE)
- grease sb's palm idiom
- make sth/it worth your while idiom
- match sth pound for pound idiom
- means noun (MONEY)
- money doesn't grow on trees idiom
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- payable adjective
- payee noun
- pump-priming noun
- run to sth phrasal verb (MONEY)
- self-financing adjective
- settle verb (PAY)
- shortchange verb
- spender noun
- stand verb (BUY)
- tip verb (PAYMENT)
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