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Meanings of pony up in English
Usage of pony up in English
1
Do you believe Blige will be forced to pony up the cash?
2
When they get the vote once we men got to pony up.
3
Regardless of hoof marks, Slade spurred his pony up the foot ledges.
4
But if the user fails to pony up, the annoying messages persist.
5
Brighton was a champ at fundraising but everyone had to pony up.
6
DOD isn't going to pony up for every blue-sky idea that floats by.
7
It is uncertain investors would be willing to pony up yet more cash.
8
Never go desk-to-desk asking colleagues to pony up on the spot.
9
After the novelty of 2014, it's time to pony up again.
10
I am very excited to find out who will pony up for shares.
11
Let us know, and we'll ask Alan Sugar if he'll pony up for R&D.
12
Time will tell if companies pony up the money to reserve their .tv domains.
13
As for other governments that may pony up, has he given Moscow a call?
14
You'll have to pony up quite a few greenbacks to enjoy it all, though.
15
I think he's having to pony up a little bit more now, Harrigan said.
16
This way, Apple pony up and the publicity feeds itself.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for pony up
Portuguese
Spanish
Pony up through the time
Pony up across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common