bankrolls
Supplies the money
Bankrolls functions as both noun and verb around the idea of funding.
A bankroll is a roll of paper money or, more broadly, available funds: He flashed his bankroll at the casino.
To bankroll someone or something is to finance it: Her parents bankrolled her startup.
The verb often implies substantial or ongoing financial backing rather than a one-time payment.
Wealth or destiny
- richesAbundant valuable possessions
- moneyCurrency for transactions
- capitalWealth used for investment
- fundsAvailable financial resources
assets · liquidity · treasury · coffers · kitty · stash · hoard · affluence
Providing capital for purchases
- backingAid or sponsorship
- sponsoringFunding an activity officially
- underwritingRisk evaluation and acceptance
- subsidizingPartially funding something
supporting · capitalizing · staking · fronting · grubstaking · patronage · endowing · grant-making
fortune
Wealth or destiny
funds · assets · liquidity · treasury · coffers · kitty · stash · hoard · affluence · prosperity
financing
Providing capital for purchases
- backingAid or sponsorship
- sponsoringFunding an activity officially
- underwritingRisk evaluation and acceptance
subsidizing · supporting · capitalizing · staking · fronting · grubstaking · patronage · endowing · grant-making · crowdfunding
portfolio
Collected works or assets
equity · returns · diversification · speculation · trading · market · brokerage · dividends · growth · principal
staking
Risking something valuable
betting · wagering · stakes · bookmaker · craps · baccarat · ante · payout · buy-in · marker
bankrollsdrains
Pipes removing wastewater
bleeds dry · depletes · milks · mooches off · indebts
bankrollsdefunds
Withdraws monetary support
bankrupts · cuts off · underfunds · impoverishes · bleeds