Add
Add verb - To join (something) to a mass, quantity, or number so as to bring about an overall increase.
Deposit
Deposit verb - To put in an account.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Battle Zone 1998 and its sequel have Scavengers, which are large utility vehicles which are described as "vacuum cleaners with engines" - the scavengers drive around, suck up bio-metal scrap, then go deposit it at the Recycler (or instantly add it to your scrap pool, in the sequel).
Source: Worker Unit -
He'll consider this, and potentially agree... but if you pissed him off by refusing to hand over your key, he'll add that you also have to pay a $5000 security deposit upfront to cover the cost of replacing the locks.
Source: Moving the Goalposts -
If you offer to pay as much of your debt as you can in exchange for staying the night, he'll consider it, agree... but add that you also have to pay an extra $5000 security deposit to cover the cost of changing the locks.
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