Phrasal verbs starting with "buy"

To purchase something that was previously sold or given away; especially when a company repurchases its own shares.

(Finance) To pay an upfront sum of money in order to reduce a mortgage or loan interest rate.

To purchase a stock of something in bulk; also to obtain acceptance or support from others; (finance) a specific market operation.

To accept or believe in an idea, system, or philosophy; to purchase a stake or share in a business or scheme.

To bribe or silence someone by giving them money or something of value.

To give one's approval or agreement to a plan, idea, or decision.

To purchase someone's entire share of a business or their contractual stake, giving you full control.

To purchase something that someone else was relying on or expected to own, leaving them without it.

To persuade someone to switch allegiance or support by offering money or gifts.

To purchase all or a large amount of something that is available, often to gain control or prevent others from having it.