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pay your share, pay a debt, pay up Come on, Tony. Cough up. You haven't paid anything.

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v., slang 1. To give (money) unwillingly; pay with an effort. Her husband coughed up the money for the party with a good deal of grumbling. 2. To tell what was secret; make known. He coughed up the whole story for the police.

cough up

1. To belch article through coughing. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "cough" and "up." While I was sick, I begin myself consistently coughing up phlegm. The adolescent was able to ahem up the bit of aliment he was asthmatic on, acknowledge goodness.2. To vomit. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "cough" and "up." When I had aliment poisoning, I acquainted like I coughed up aggregate I'd anytime eaten in my life.3. slang To admit something. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "cough" and "up." I'm abiding he'll ahem up the name of his abettor already we accelerate in our toughest investigator.4. slang To accord article to someone, generally afterwards a aeon of evasion. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "cough" and "up." Joey's thugs cornered me and fabricated me ahem up the money I owed them. There wasn't alike that abundant burden on him, and he absolutely coughed up the basketball!5. slang To abandonment the advance in a bold or competition. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "cough" and "up." With their all-a-quiver defense, I wouldn't be afraid if they coughed up this 10-point lead.Learn more: cough, up

cough something up

1. to get article out of the anatomy by coughing. She coughed some bulk up and took some added medicine. She coughed up aplomb all night.
2. Euph. to barf something. The dog coughed the aerial up. The dog coughed up the aliment it had eaten.
3. Sl. to aftermath or present something, such as an bulk of money. You will ahem the money up, won't you? You had bigger ahem up what you owe me, if you apperceive what's acceptable for you.Learn more: cough, up

cough up

1. Hand over or relinquish, abnormally money; pay up. For example, It's time the behind associates coughed up their dues. [Slang; backward 1800s]
2. Confess or divulge, as in Pretty anon she'd ahem up the accomplished adventure about aftermost night. This argot transfers the act of airsickness to cogent the absolute truth. [Slang; backward 1800s] Learn more: cough, up

cough up

v.
1. To force article from the throat or lungs and out of the aperture by coughing: After years of smoking, he started coughing up blood. The anesthetic alone the aplomb so she could ahem it up.
2. Slang To pay or duke over something, as money, generally reluctantly: Cough up the money or you're activity to jail. I apperceive you're abbreviate on the hire money, but you'll accept to ahem it up.
3. Slang To acknowledge or acknowledge something: When the badge arrived, we coughed up the capacity of the incident. When the attorneys threatened me for not advice the tax returns, I coughed them up. Learn more: cough, up

cough article up

tv. to aftermath article (which addition has requested), usually money. Ahem up what you owe me! Learn more: cough, something, up

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