money received, especially on a regular basis, for work or through investments; revenue

to receive

to buy; to purchase; to procure

financial return, income, or profit derived from investments, business activities, or labor

to charge a fee

to put in order or clean up a space

to take in or soak up physical substances, nutrients, or energy

to collect items like works of art, antiques, or dolls as a hobby or investment

to obtain results or rewards from effort; the benefits or knowledge earned

to accumulate physical objects as a hobby, for storage, or for systematic preservation

to collect or charge a fee, payment, or tax

to impose or collect a tax, fee, or fine

to collect and process used materials for reuse

rate of return on an investment, representing the ratio of income generated to the principal amount

to retrieve or recall items that were distributed, lent out, or circulated

the reception or picking up of a transmitted signal, such as radio or television

to take in and care for someone or something in need, such as an elderly person or a stray animal

to inspect and formally accept (a project, goods, or work) upon checking that specifications or standards are met

to watch (a TV program)

to decrease in size or volume; to contract physically

radio receiver

to confiscate; to seize

to reap a bumper harvest

for a school or institution to increase its student enrollment

to listen to (a radio broadcast)

the money received and spent by an individual, household, or organization; revenue and outgoings

to employ or take on new staff or workers

ratings (of a TV show)

to bribe or buy off someone to gain their loyalty or influence

to take or accept something that has been given, sent, or offered

to constrict organic tissues or reduce secretions; to act as an astringent

closing price (of share, commodity etc)

to fold something up, or to pull something back towards one's body.

to collect or levy official fees, taxes, or dues as required by regulation

to include or contain something in a collection, anthology, or list

to watch TV

tollbooth; toll station

to bring an activity or a process to an end or to wind down

to receive mail or correspondence

to offer shelter or take someone into one's care

to cut and gather mature crops from the fields

to close a shop, market stall, or business for the day