To give currency to (money, coin, notes, etc.); to put into circulation; esp. to pass or circulate (base coin, forged notes, etc.) as legal tender.

transitive. To pay out, expend (money), esp. with the expectation of profit; to invest; †to lend at interest (obsolete). Also figurative. Cf. to pu…

transitive. To give currency to; to put (esp. base or forged currency) into circulation. Also figurative.

To put (money or goods) in circulation, circulate, cause to be exchanged; = to turn over at phrasal verbs 1. Cf. sense 13b. Obsolete.

To circulate, put in circulation (money or merchandise): usually in turn and wind. Obsolete.

To put (coins, etc.) in circulation or currency; to give in payment; to pay out. Obsolete.

transitive. To put into circulation; to publish, issue; to broadcast.

To put forth, publish (a discourse). Also (after French exposer) to put (coin) in circulation. Obsolete.

transitive. Economics and Finance. To realize or make available (assets, capital, etc.). Cf. mobilization, n. 1.

transitive. To convert (an economy) to a monetary system. Also: to convert (a deficit, etc.) into money. Cf. monetize, v.