Pay
Tithe
Tithe verb - Pay a tenth of one's income, especially to the church.
Usage example: Although she left the church officially, she still tithes
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During one sequence in Big Money Hustlas, the counterfeiter Bootleg Greg tries to pay his tithe to the crimelord Big Baby Sweets with counterfeit bills.
Source: Counterfeit Cash -
He enjoys his stay there, but learns that every seventh year, the elves have to pay a "tithe [tax] to Hell".
Source: The Fair Folk -
Dark Is Evil: The Demons of Inferno may grant their power to Umbra Witches, like Bayonetta, but that power comes at the price of having to slay Angels and pay a daily tithe of halos or else be dragged into the Inferno.
Source: Video Game / Bayonetta
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