transitive. To pay or bear responsibility for (a thing). Obsolete.

transitive. To bear the expense of, afford. Obsolete.

transitive. To give money or its equivalent for (goods or services); = to pay for—— at phrasal verbs.

transitive. To defray; also absol.

transitive. To buy, purchase (something); to pay a price for (something); to obtain (something) at the cost of labour or suffering. Also (and in…

transitive. To pay the price of, make recompense for. Obsolete.

To be good for, to be at the expense of (an amount of money); to stand (a drink, etc.). Obsolete.

intransitive. To endure, bear, put up with (harm, pain); to make good, bear the expense of (damage or loss); to defray, be answerable for…

To defray (a charge). Obsolete.

To meet the expense of; to bear the charge of; pay for. Now rare or archaic.

transitive. To pay for (goods, services, etc.). Obsolete.

transitive. To repay (a sum of money which has been spent or lost).

intransitive. With for. To bear or defray the cost of something; to offset a debt. Obsolete.

to be at chargeor at charges: to undergo (great) expense; to bear the expense or cost. So also, to be at the charge(s of. Obsolete.

transitive. To settle in full (an account, etc.); to clear (a debt or claim) by making a payment or payments. Also figurative.

colloquial or slang. transitive. To pay for or treat to (something); esp. to pay for (someone's food or drink) as a gift or treat; to buy (a round of…

intransitive. U.S. slang. To pay (for).