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fundverb to furnish (as an institution) with a regular source of incomeher will funded a new science center for her beloved alma mater endow, finance, subsidize establish, found, organizebequeath, contribute, donate, subscribe, support, underwriteaward, grantback, promote, sponsorcapitalize, invest (in) defund, disendow draw, receivesubsist to provide money forDad advised me to get a job because he wasn't going to fund my social life forever bankroll, capitalize, endow, finance, stake, subsidize, underwrite grubstakecofinance, refinanceadvocate, aid, back, champion, endorse(also indorse), patronize, sponsor, supportmaintain, nourish, provide (for)clear, defray, discharge, foot, liquidate, pay, pay off, pay up, quit, recompense, settle, spring (for), standrefund defund a sum of money set aside for a particular purposeour club has a fund for parties—which we like to have as often as possible account, budget, deposit, kitty, nest egg, pool chest, coffer(s)assets, savings, savings accountbankroll, cache, collection, cushion, hoard, pocketbook, reserve, treasurepetty cash, pin money, pocket money, spending money funds pl.available moneymy funds were a little low, so I asked my favorite lending institution—Dad—for a small advance on my first paycheck bankroll, coffers, exchequer, finances, pocket, resources, wherewithal shirtbread(slang), cash, chips, currency, dough, gold, jack(slang), legal tender, lucre, pelf, scratch(slang), tender, wampumassets, capital, deep pockets, fortune, means, opulence, riches, roll, substance, wealthpurse, treasurycash flowfinancing debts, liabilitiesindebtedness the number of individuals or amount of something available at any given timewe have a deep fund of volunteers to call on when there is an unexpected need for help budget, force, inventory, pool, repertoire, reservoir, stock, supply reserve, resourcecache, hoard, stockpilerefill, renewal, replacementkitty, nest egg, pot, pursefountain, mine, source, spring, well, wellspring in 1628 |