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paidverbpast tense of pay to give (someone) the sum of money owed for goods or services receivedwe need to pay the cashier and then we can leave compensated, recompensed, remunerated refunded, reimbursed, repaid, requitedremittedpaid off, paid up, prepaid stiffed to give what is owed foryou ought to pay that bill before it's overdue anted (up), balanced, cleared, discharged, footed, liquidated, met, paid off, paid up, ponied up, quit(also quitted), recompensed, settled, sprang (for)(or sprung (for)), stood repudiated to hand over or use up in paymentrock fans were willing to pay enormous sums to get into the concert disbursed, dropped, expended, forked (over, out, or up), gave, laid out, outlaid, shelled out, spent lavished, rainedblew, dissipated, frittered (away), ran through, squandered, threw away, wasted cached, hoarded, laid up, savedacquired, earned, gained, garnered, made, procured, realized, secured, won to produce as revenuean investment paying six percent bore, gave, returned, yielded brought in, nettedafforded, furnished, provided, suppliedpaid off to provide with a paying jobpay someone to mow the lawn for the summer assumed, employed, engaged, feed(chiefly Scottish), hired, laid on(chiefly British), placed, recruited, retained, signed (up or on), took on reemployed(or re-employed), reengaged(or re-engaged), rehiredapprenticed, contracted, jobbed, partnered, subcontractedenlistedadvanced, promoted, upgradedkept (on)headhunted, scouted axed, canned, discharged, dismissed, fired, sacked furloughed, laid off, locked out in 1817 |