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fork

verb as in go separate ways

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The Prancing Horse’s customers are willing to fork out millions of dollars to make repeat purchases because of the perception that its supercars are best-in-class.

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Why keep forking over the adviser’s fee, perhaps 1% of assets under management?

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It’s gotten so bad that when we see an adult do the right thing and fork a foul ball over to a child, we’re practically nominating them for a Nobel.

Ferrari owners who fork out roughly $7,000 a year for the package get a replacement battery pack every eight years.

That’s when the person receiving the package is expected to fork over the difference.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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