LAY OUT
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
SPLASH OUT
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
RUN UP
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
FORK OUT
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
COUGH UP
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
GET BY
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
SCRAPE BY
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
BAIL OUT
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
TIDE OVER
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
PAY BACK
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
PAY OFF
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
SAVE UP
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
PUT ASIDE
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.
DIP INTO
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to keep money for a large expense in the future.
to manage to live on very little money.
to help a person or organization out of a difficult
financial situation.
to spend money, especially a large amount.
to save money for a specific purpose.
to do things which cause you to owe a large amount
of money.
to spend part of your saved money.
to help someone with money for a period of time
until they have enough.
to finish paying all money that is owed.
to pay for something, usually something you would
rather not have to pay for.
to spend a lot of money on something you don't
need, but is very pleasant.
to provide money for something you do no want.
to have just enough money for your needs.
to return money owed to someone.