to pay someone
121pay packet — noun (C) BrE 1 the amount of money someone earns; paycheque (2) 2 an envelope containing your wages; pay envelope AmE …
122pay for — I ll pay for dinner Syn: fund, finance, defray the cost of, settle up for, treat someone to; informal foot the bill for, shell out for, fork out for, cough up for, ante up for, pony up for …
123pay heed to — formal to give careful attention to someone s advice or warning People should pay no heed to these ill informed views …
124pay·able — /ˈpejəbəl/ adj, always used after a noun : possible or necessary to pay She charges her patients $3,000, payable in installments. The bill was payable [=due] on the first of February. The plan defines the maximum amount payable [=that will be… …
125Pay out — 1. stir (someone), especially when they have made a blunder; 2. berate or scold (someone) …
126pay out — Australian Slang 1. stir (someone), especially when they have made a blunder; 2. berate or scold (someone) …
127buy someone out — pay someone to give up an ownership, interest, or share. → buy …
128pay court to someone — literary to try to make someone like you by showing them how much you admire or love them …