Pay

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 377
pa, v.t, to discliaigc a debt to regime with what deserved to reward to jmiush to recompense ^*“1 A b P«'ud —n. th.it which satisfies money given for surviLe salary, wages— Payer. —Pay off, to ki haigr: to take revenge upon to requite Pay out, to cause to run out, as rope. JFr eaycr --L pacare to appease, fioin base of p.ix, ptuts, peace Sec Peace Pay, p.t, v (smut., and in the proverb the devil to pay to smear with tar, pitch, [Fioin L. picare to pitch, prob. through Sj> peg a
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