Cases of word usage

1) to spare or find enough money or time (for something) (afford)

2) the money (to be) paid by one person to another by a judge's order, after a legal separation or divorce (alimony)

3) a sum of money paid yearly during a person's lifetime (annuity)

4) a learner of a trade who has agreed to work for a number of years for a small amount of money in return for being taught (apprentice)

5) money that is owing and that ought to have been paid (arrears)

6) anything owned by a person, business etc that has money value and that may be sold to pay debts (asset)

7) a public meeting at which goods are sold to the person offering the most money (auction)

8) a sum of money kept by a low court so that a person can be out of prison until her or his trial (bail)

9) a business for keeping money which is paid out when its customers write checks (bank)

10) a person who gives money to charity (benefactor)