(over pay)
101pay a visit — go to visit someone, drop over I must pay her a visit. I want to see her before we move …
102pay out — how much did you have to pay out for that bike? Syn: spend, expend, dish out, put up, part with, hand over; informal shell out, fork out/up, lay out, cough up …
103pay-per-play — /ˌpeɪ pe pleɪ/ noun a website where the user has to pay to play an interactive game over the Internet …
104pay and divide rule — Same as divide and pay over rule …
105over the hump — past the difficult part, into an easier phase After saving $2000, I was over the hump. I could pay the tuition …
106pay as you earn — PAYE The UK scheme by which both income tax and National Insurance contributions due from employees are collected by employers and paid over by the employers to the Collector of Taxes. Employers deduct tax and National Insurance from the weekly… …
107over and above — we will not pay any costs over and above the original quote Syn: in addition to, on top of, plus, as well as, besides, along with …
108over-award — /ˈoʊvər əwɔd/ (say ohvuhr uhwawd) adjective of or relating to a rate of pay which is higher than that awarded by an industrial tribunal for a particular work classification …
109over·time — /ˈoʊvɚˌtaım/ noun [noncount] 1 a : time spent working at your job that is in addition to your normal working hours I worked two hours of overtime last week. He was doing a lot of overtime to save for his vacation. 1 b : the money paid for work… …
110Fork over — hand over; pay …
