stump up

verb

1. informal.
   adverb to give (the money required)

Example Sentences

Leaseholders are having to stump up an average of £600 a year more in service charge fees than they were five years ago, leaving many struggling to pay, a BBC investigation has found.

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The idea is the government would stump up £7bn and encourage the private sector to join in.

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But when the small business took to social media to complain, Mr Musk said he would stump up the dough.

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Chris says the agent told him that he'd have to stump up at least £100 more than the advertised rent to be in with a chance of securing the property.

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A group of 13 retailers, including John Lewis, Tesco and the Co-op, have agreed to stump up almost £800,000 over two years to fund a government partnership, known as Project Pegasus.

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