| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | accuse | formally claim someone did wrong |
| 2. | allege | claim without proof |
| 3. | apportion | assign a share of costs |
| 4. | arraign | formally charge in court |
| 5. | assess | set an amount to be paid |
| 6. | assign | give a job or duty |
| 7. | bill | request payment for |
| 8. | bind | obligate by agreement |
| 9. | blame | hold responsible for fault |
| 10. | book | officially cite for an offense |
| 11. | bring charges | formally accuse in court |
| 12. | burden | load with a responsibility |
| 13. | call | demand a price or fee |
| 14. | cite | officially charge with an offense |
| 15. | claim | assert as true or owed |
| 16. | command | order authoritatively |
| 17. | commission | assign a task or duty |
| 18. | cost | require payment of |
| 19. | count | formally accuse in a legal count |
| 20. | debit | record as money owed |
| 21. | demand | ask for forcefully |
| 22. | direct | instruct someone to do |
| 23. | dispatch | send out on a mission |
| 24. | dock | deduct as a penalty |
| 25. | drive | rush forward with force |
| 26. | empower | give authority to act |
| 27. | enjoin | instruct or urge formally |
| 28. | enlist | recruit for service |
| 29. | entrust | give responsibility to |
| 30. | equip | provide with needed gear |
| 31. | exact | demand and obtain by force |
| 32. | exhort | strongly encourage to act |
| 33. | fee | charge a fee for |
| 34. | file charges | formally submit an accusation |
| 35. | fine | penalize with a monetary charge |
| 36. | fix | set a price or amount |
| 37. | forward | send onward |
| 38. | furnish | provide with what is needed |
| 39. | goad | spur into action |
| 40. | grant | give officially or formally |
| 41. | haul up | bring before authorities |
| 42. | hire | engage services for payment |
| 43. | hit | impose a cost or penalty |
| 44. | hold responsible | treat as accountable |
| 45. | impose | force something to be accepted |
| 46. | incur | become subject to a cost |
| 47. | indict | formally accuse of a crime |
| 48. | inflict | cause something unpleasant to be felt |
| 49. | instruct | tell someone what to do |
| 50. | invoice | bill with an invoice |
| 51. | issue | send out officially |
| 52. | lay | place responsibility or blame on |
| 53. | levy | impose a tax or charge |
| 54. | load | burden with something |
| 55. | lodge | formally make an accusation |
| 56. | mandate | order officially |
| 57. | name | identify as responsible |
| 58. | notify | formally inform or cite |
| 59. | oblige | require someone to do |
| 60. | order | direct to do something |
| 61. | overcharge | charge too much |
| 62. | penalize | punish by imposing a penalty |
| 63. | pin | fix blame on |
| 64. | place | put responsibility onto |
| 65. | post | assign to a position |
| 66. | press | urge or push strongly |
| 67. | price | set a price for |
| 68. | prosecute | bring legal charges against |
| 69. | push | drive forward or urge |
| 70. | put down | record as a debt |
| 71. | put on | impose on someone |
| 72. | raise | bring up as an accusation |
| 73. | rate | set a price or fee |
| 74. | recruit | enlist for service |
| 75. | register | record officially |
| 76. | require | make necessary or obligatory |
| 77. | rouse | stir to action |
| 78. | saddle | burden with responsibility |
| 79. | sanction | impose a penalty on |
| 80. | set | assign or fix a price |
| 81. | settle | pay what is owed |
| 82. | shake down | extort money from |
| 83. | spearhead | lead an attack or effort |
| 84. | tag | label with a price |
| 85. | task | assign a duty to |
| 86. | tax | impose a tax on |
| 87. | ticket | issue a citation for |
| 88. | top up | add an extra amount |
| 89. | trap | catch and hold responsible |
| 90. | underwrite | accept financial responsibility for |
| 91. | unload | shift responsibility onto |
| 92. | upcharge | add an extra fee to |
| 93. | urge | press someone to act |
| 94. | vouch | guarantee; take responsibility for |
| 95. | warrant | justify; give grounds for |
| 96. | whack | hit hard; strike |
| 97. | whip | drive forward; spur on |
| 98. | withhold | refuse to give or pay |
| 99. | wring | extract by force or pressure |
| 100. | writ | formal legal order to act |
