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stump up
verb
informal(adverb) to give (the money required)
Example Sentences
The public seems to expect more from the state since the pandemic, even if it does not want to stump up the taxes to pay for it.
Some of his member unions are raising the prospect of renewed strike action unless the government is willing to stump up more cash.
Leaseholders are having to stump up an average of £600 a year more in service charge fees than they were five years ago, leaving many struggling to pay, a BBC investigation has found.
The idea is the government would stump up £7bn and encourage the private sector to join in.
But when the small business took to social media to complain, Mr Musk said he would stump up the dough.
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