a person who uses goods or services to satisfy their needs

to use up or consume goods, services, or wealth to satisfy needs

cost; expenditure; the amount of money spent on something

To be free of charge; to not require payment; gratis

to waste or squander; to use money, manpower, or time without restraint or in an inappropriate way

To collect fees or receive money for a service or good.

funds; outlay; expenditure for a specific purpose or for the regular operation of an organization

to spend or consume money, time, or energy

tuition fee; cost of schooling

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania in the United States

tip; gratuity; extra money given to service staff for their work

goods or expendable materials purchased or used for daily life or production

Roger Federer (1981-), a famous Swiss professional tennis player.

To pay a required fee or tax in accordance with regulations or obligations.

taxes and administrative charges or levies collectively

service charge; processing fee; commission

money needed for daily living; cost of living

expenses or rates for services, especially in telecommunications or postal sectors

to waste something in vain, such as one's time, energy, or effort

administrative expenses; management fees or charges for the handling of affairs

to consume or spend, especially a large amount of time, money, or resources; to waste or squander

The amount of money paid periodically to an insurance company for a policy

to pay or cover the costs for a service or item

medical expenses; medical bill; costs related to medical treatment

toll station; tollbooth; a place on a road or bridge where drivers must pay a fee to use it

cost of transporting goods; freight charges; shipping expenses

tax on specific goods such as tobacco, alcohol, and luxury items or on specific consumption behaviors; sales tax

to require great physical or mental effort; to be difficult to do

to pay one's own expenses; self-funded; self-supporting

To expend a great deal of effort; to be strenuous or laborious.

cost of electricity; power bill or electricity fees

medical expenses; costs for medical treatment and medicine

To go to a lot of effort or spend much mental energy on something; to take care of someone or something in a way that requires significant effort.

To pay a fee, charge, or dues.

service charge; cover charge

financial support paid to a former spouse after separation or divorce; maintenance allowance

an extra charge or additional fee added to the standard cost

A fee or tax collected from vehicle owners specifically for the upkeep and repair of roads and highways; road maintenance tax.

money spent by a country on its military and defense

the cost of transportation by vehicle, such as a bus or taxi fare; passenger fare; carfare

water bill; charge for water consumption

Money spent while traveling, including costs for transportation, food, and lodging.

charge for the use of something; usage fee

to take time; to consume a lot of time

expenses paid for by the state, the government, or a collective; state sponsorship

hard to understand; obscure; incomprehensible; unintelligible

Tuition and incidental expenses paid by a student to a school; includes both instructional costs and administrative or miscellaneous fees.

The regular amount of money paid to an insurance company by a policyholder

membership fee or dues collected by an organization from its members