- - Charge for fodder's docked
- - Feeble aspect of the charge
- - initially, for example, extort payment
- - Payment for services or access
- - Charge for some ATM users
- - Pay for each experience at the start
- - Monetary charge
- - A charge that will make you feel robbed of pounds!
- - Charge for work done
- - be conscious of losing a pound for professional charge
- - Amount charged for a particular service
- - Payment for retainer?
- - payment for a retainer
- - Taken charge
- - Extra charge as from an ATM
- - Greens ... (golf course's charge)
- - Price paid for a service
- - one-time charge
- - Service charge, e.g.
- - Charge for fifty per cent of coffee
- - Charge for being late
- - Charge that may be flat
- - consequence for using the wrong atm
- - Extra charge at an airport
- - "Shipping and handling" charge, for example
- - cost for service
- - payment for further education in english
- - End-of-service sum
- - Agent or doctor's charge
- - A charge that makes you feel robbed of pounds?
- - Surcharge, for one
- - Green ... (golfer's charge)
- - Extra charge, as from Ticketmaster
- - Charge for some coffee
- - Payment for professional service
- - Agent's 10% charge e.g.
- - Tuition, for one
- - Charge on a checking account
- - A charge for a service
- - Plumber's charge
- - Late ... (charge for a returning a library book late)
- - Cancellation charge
- - Medical charge for cut feet?
- - Something you pay for college, say
- - What an actor charges for a role
- - Doctor's ... (money charged for a service)
- - Sum charged for a service
- - Fixed service charge
- - What you pay for a service
- - Amount charged for providing a certain service
- - Lawyer's charge, say
- - Shipping or handling charge
- - Accountant's charge
- - Payment for a service
- - cost for a service
- - Professional service charge
- - Money owed for service used
- - Charge to use an ATM
- - "Convenience" charge
- - PayPal charge
- - Bill of fare excludes escargots for starters
- - Charge makes a lot of sense
- - commission, for instance
- - Pay for service
- - Service provider's charge
- - Charge for service provided
- - Consultant's charge
- - Attorney's charge
- - Banking charge
- - Service cost
- - Cover charge, e.g.
- - Charge for service
- - Agent's charge
- - Greens charge
- - Charge for a service
- - Cost for services
- - Checking account charge
- - Charge for use
- - Charge for services
- - What a lawyer charges
- - Sometimes-split charge
- - Something paid for professional aid
- - Small charge for using an ATM
- - Roaming charge, say
- - Retainer, for instance
- - Remuneration for services
- - Psychiatrist's charge
- - Price for a consultant's services
- - Phone bill charge
- - PayPal charge for using its service
- - Pay for Perry Mason
- - No-win no-...., legal arrangement
- - Dues, payment
- - Late ...
- - Run leaving beginner with bill
- - Corkage, e.g.
- - pay this amount
- - Corkage ...
- - Bridge toll
- - Cost to check a bag at the airport
- - it is paid as further education expenses, at first
- - Contingency ... (amount paid upon a successful outcome)
- - word after stud or finder's
- - tariff, price
- - sprookjesfiguur
- - " fi fo fu m"
- - What seat selection on an airplane often comes with
- - Word that can follow transaction or finder's
- - Foreign transaction ... (credit card cost)
- - copay, e.g.
- - Consumer's only half-price
- - Lawyer's bill
- - Addition to a phone bill
- - Tuition cost
- - Stipend or toll
- - wine and dine, paying no attention to final bill
- - Application expense
- - consulting payment
- - Amount of money charged
- - one-time cost
- - sliding-scale calculation, perhaps
- - Government impost
- - Ticket surcharge
- - Payment to a lawyer
- - Could it make you feel robbed of pounds?
- - Doctor's bill
- - licensing payment
- - In life, expense to be paid
- - Professional's cost
- - Payment made to a lawyer, say
- - bag-checking annoyance
- - canceling one's payment?
- - Finder's ... (intermediary commission)
- - consultant's payment
- - Ticketmaster surcharge
- - Professional's pay
- - Add-on cost
- - Rental cost
- - Downside of checking a bag
- - Repairman's cost
- - Payment asked
- - "...... fi fo fum"
- - Lawyer's due
- - Fixed price
- - Lawyer's retainer
- - Exaction
- - Agent's due
- - Tuition, e.g.
- - Tuition
- - Phone-bill item
- - Fixed cost
- - Finder's take
- - Cost of doing business
- - ATM user's annoyance
- - Surcharge
- - Requirement of license procurement
- - Price of an office visit
- - Payment to a broker
- - Lawyer's payment
- - Cost of entry
- - Attorney's concern, among other things
- - Agent's payoff
- - Word after "finder's" or "activation"
- - Toll, e.g.
- - Professional's payment
- - Mortgage points, e.g.
- - Lawyer's request
- - Lawyer's collection
- - It's the price you pay
- - Giant's first word
- - Finder's keepings?
- - Entry price
- - Deterrent to lateness or cancellation
- - Cost to participate
- - Agent's amount
- - Admission price
- - Word with stud or greens
- - Word with doctor's or greens
- - What you may pay to play
- - Vigorish, e.g.
- - Two points, maybe
- - Surgeon's recompense
- - Stud payment?
- - Start of a fairy tale chant
- - Something on a schedule
- - Something charged
- - Qualifying payment
- - Professional payment
- - Pro's pay
- - Pro rate?
- - Price of doing business
- - Price of a visit
- - Phone bill component
- - Percentage of a legal settlement
- - PayPal extra
- - Payment to an agent
- - Payment to a professional
- - Payment to a consultant
- - Payment made to a lawyer
- - Patient's payment
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