ante up (something) phrasal verb (see also ante)
to pay an amount of money in order to be able to do or be involved in something:
Small firms that want to expand must ante up large legal fees.

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ante up
ante up (something)
to give money or something of value.
She refused to ante up the personal and financial information that she was asked to provide.

Every member of the team anted up $50 to pay for equipment.

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ante up something
ante up (something)
to give money or something of value.
She refused to ante up the personal and financial information that she was asked to provide.

Every member of the team anted up $50 to pay for equipment.

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ante up
produce or pay a necessary amount of money
We all had to ante up quickly in order to collect the money for our holiday.

I had to ante up a lot of money to get my car fixed.

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ante up
v., informal To produce the required amount of money in order to close a transaction; to pay what one owes.
"I guess I'd better ante up if I want to stay an active member of the Association", Max said.

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