bankroll
/ˈbæŋkrɔl/Definitions
1. noun
the amount of money available for a particular purpose or activity; funds set aside for a project or business venture
“The company needed a substantial bankroll to launch the new product line.”
2. verb
to provide or supply (someone or something) with the necessary funds for a particular activity or project
“The investor decided to bankroll the young artist’s debut album.”
3. verb
to make a financial investment in a venture or project, often in return for a share of the profits
“The entrepreneur was looking for someone to bankroll her startup company.”