Give
Shell out
Shell out verb - To hand over or use up in payment.
Usage example: we shelled out an obscene amount of money for those concert tickets
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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The Bursar, naturally, doesn't have any pills to put in it ... because the Dean already swiped them from the Bursar's room, so he wouldn't have to shell out any more money to give him a full pillbox.
Source: "Gift of the Magi" Plot -
It starts off innocently enough, but the difficulty curve climbs so fast that soon you're faced with a choice: either give up, or shell out real cash for in-game currency so that you can buy enough upgrades to stand a chance.
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Given the high cost of anime DVDs and Blu-Rays in Japan, where 5000 yen for a disc with two episodes isn't uncommon, this practice is undoubtedly meant to give fans a reason to shell out the money for the retail discs instead of just renting the whole series for 100 yen a pop.
Source: Vanilla Edition
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