stump up's Usage Examples:

"BBC Trending: Cricket fans stump up cash for Iceland team".

But will it stump up? - Ed Aarons".

"West Brom give up fight to keep Tony Mowbray as Celtic stump up £2.

"Cladding scandal: builders who make billions urged to stump up cash for cladding scandal".

Baron informs him that in order to keep his brother safe, he will need to stump up another £10,000.

models were "all but impossible to obtain or afford, and unless you can stump up 12,000 Euros for one of Jean‑Loup Dierstein's new reproduction instruments.

Nelly begs Claire to stump up £15,000 to allow him access to the auction.

There, she found an admirer willing to stump up the funds to launch her Crème Valaze, supposedly including herbs imported.

singled-out for commendation for their good work, but were then asked to stump up thousands of pounds to be featured.

anyone able to stump up for 'Oxford' award".

numeric names: authors list (link) "Poor financial health sees Government stump up with cash for Whitireia, Unitec".

For Astill to remain at Portman Road, Ipswich needed to stump up a £1,000 fee for his signing, but the club refused despite the player being.

The City's education committee refused to stump up any money.

project to blast and dredge 97 km of the river bed after Beijing failed to stump up the money for further surveys of the affected area.

"Udinese stump up for Zürich's İnler –".

"Why did the chancellor stump up £7.

"Leeds United told to stump up £1m if they want to make Tom Adeyemi's loan from Cardiff City permanent".

"Why wealthy private clubs will have to stump up for land leases".

Synonyms:

pumped; tense; wired; pumped up;

Antonyms:

relaxed; unagitated; easy; unstrain; relax;