Foot
Foot verb - Pay for something.
Usage example: foot the bill
Pick
Pick verb - Pay for something.
Usage example: pick up the burden of high-interest mortgages
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- If you pick the bomb instead of the gun in the above scenario, Henry throws it at the guards and it just hits one of them in the foot.
- Video Game Stealing: A thief can pick the pockets of a giant direwolf in the middle of an all-out brawl and come away with an eight-foot claymore.
Source: Acceptable Breaks from Reality -
Valkyries and Warriors have a simple grapple-and-throw move, Ninjas and Kunoichis can do a spin-diving suplex, and Berserkers can pick you up and do a 15-foot jumping chokeslam.
Source: Video Game / Black Desert Online
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