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View definitions for make pay

make pay

verb as in commercialize

verb as in fine

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Weeks prior to converting, the hospital received at least $1 million in credit from the county so it could make pay employees — money that county board of supervisors chairman Scott Carver doubted he’d see returned.

The restaurant says the 18% service fee attached to checks is part of a vision to make pay more equitable among all workers.

The restaurant says the 18% service fee attached to checks is part of a vision to make pay more equitable among all workers.

The restaurant says the 18% service fee attached to checks is part of a vision to make pay more equitable among all workers.

The restaurant says the 18% service fee attached to checks is part of a vision to make pay more equitable among all workers.

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

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