Buy
Buy verb - To get possession of (something) by giving money in exchange for.
Fulfill
Fulfill verb - To do what is required by the terms of.
Both words in one sentence
- Despite his offers to buy her a restaurant so she can fulfill her dream of being head chef (and escape her horrible job) she turned him down until she developed genuine feelings.
Source: Not with Them for the Money -
Given that whoever is seeking to buy this wants to actually fit all their hair in that swim cap and for said cap to actually fulfill its purpose, that swim cap most likely fits this trope.
Source: Compressed Hair -
In the Arlong Arc, Nezumi accidentally reveals that he's working for Arlong to prevent Nami from earning enough to fulfill her end of the deal to buy back her village this way.
Source: Saying Too Much
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