Contract and Pay

Contract

Contract verb - To become affected with (a disease or disorder).

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Pay and contract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pay" instead the word "Contract" as a verb or a noun.

Pay verb - To provide with a paying job.

Usage example: pay someone to mow the lawn for the summer

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Contract and pay are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Contract" instead the word "Pay" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: payment, paid, paying, payable, payout

good	good contract	good pay
familiar	familiar contract	familiar pay
full	full contract	full pay
nice	nice contract	nice pay
Other adjectives: special, better, regular, standard, free, actual, entire, large, big, terrible, final, next.

contract actors

pay actors

Farms on Leith operate this way: workers are prohibited from escaping their farms before their contract's up (unless they give notice and agree to forfeit all pay) and while paid for their work if they stick it out, are booted off the planet as soon as their contract expires.

Source: Series / Killjoys
Part of the contract she has with them is that they have to pay up at the end of the year.

Source: Anime / Oh! Edo Rocket
In most cases it hardly fits the trope, as knights were expected to pay all military expenses of themselves and their retainers, but it was part of the feudal contract.

Source: With This Herring

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