foot the bill's Usage Examples:

Aksel Airo, tried to make the Defence Forces or Ministry of Defence foot the bill.

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New York University leased land to them, with ANTA having to foot the bill, an estimated "525,000.

that Turner refused to pay for her ex-lover's funeral and Cohen had to foot the bill.

Documentary Film Group, as the students involved collected money to foot the bill for screening documentaries.

initially intended to finance only a telescope but eventually agreed to foot the bill for an entire observatory.

economy, but a lot more might be needed and it's unclear who would foot the bill".

The implication was that taxpayers would foot the bill if the state took over.

tax flow: that property taxes had increased unreasonably in order to foot the bill for infrastructure development in the county seat of Bellingham, Washington.

Though Benson originally thought that she would foot the bill herself, she decided to ask fans for support.

implicitly exclude trace and access cover, leaving the homeowner to foot the bill for finding and repairing the leaking pipe or other source of water.

provincial assemblies, and an agreement that the British taxpayer would foot the bill for Indian re-armament.

Charley is willing to foot the bill for Phil, Sammy, Tony, and George but is eager to get back home to his.

brokered by Ipswich City Council mayor Paul Pisasale which saw the Council foot the bill for some of the previously unresolvable issues.

corporation would "starve" if they were unable to make the ratepayers foot the bill for fine claret, whiskey and cigars, to say nothing of the broken wineglasses.

Tanzania had to foot the bill for the war entirely by itself and the war brought further strain to.

Synonyms:

pes; man; pedal extremity; leg; vertebrate foot; great toe; vena metatarsus; toe; heel; big toe; metatarsal vein; human foot; arteria digitalis; arteria arcuata; arcuate artery; pes planus; heelbone; instep; little toe; human being; os tarsi fibulare; flatfoot; vena intercapitalis; hallux; intercapitular vein; calcaneus; homo; human; sole; metatarsal artery; arteria metatarsea; digital arteries; splayfoot;

Antonyms:

conformist; rested; zygodactyl foot; heterodactyl foot; natural elevation;