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Meanings of stump up in English

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Usage of stump up in English
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The last remaining question is who will stump up 2 billion euros.
Reuters
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But shareholders see value and lenders were willing to stump up cash.
Reuters
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Back it goes to its supplier who should stump up another bottle.
The Irish Times
4
All will remain in prison unless they stump up the six-figure sums.
The South African
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They are keen for developed countries' governments to stump up the cash needed.
Reuters
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The organisation said last week that retailers needed to stump up another £4m.
The Guardian
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Donors have often failed to stump up promised funds, breeding uncertainty.
The Guardian
8
It's this: will customers stump up for full-on Office licenses for a tablet?
The Guardian
9
Gary is willing to stump up £5m for the Spurs keeper.
The Guardian
10
In some ways there's nothing new about parents being expected to stump up cash.
The Guardian
11
Surely some kindly family member or friend could stump up for either of those.
The Guardian
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How does he expect us to work for him if he won't stump up?
Dubliners
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In some cases, the highest bidder would stump up a mere $400.
The South African
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He'll have to stump up more than the £4m Albion have offered so far.
The Guardian
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At best, that could force Western lenders to stump up more cash for Kiev.
Reuters
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Dividends may be bigger, and he'll have to stump up.
Mufti
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare