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раскошелиться v stresses
gen.	come down (come down with your money! – раскошеливайтесь!); dip into one's pocket; dip into one's purse; dive into cookie jar; go to the expense of (на что-либо); loosen purse-strings (Anglophile); put one's hand in one's pocket (Anglophile); push the boat out (Dude67); pony up (Баян); reach for one's wallet (Andrey Truhachev); nip out (driven); tip up
amer.	spring for (He sprang for drinks and we all had a hell of a time; You wouldn't believe it of him but he actually sprang for dinner Taras)
austral.	lash out on (Taras); lash out (Taras)
brit.	lash out on something (Anglophile)
busin.	pay a premium (Ivan Pisarev); pay more (Ivan Pisarev); pay higher (Ivan Pisarev); pay extra (Ivan Pisarev); overpay (Ivan Pisarev)
idiom.	dig deep (OlegHalaziy)
inf.	spring (to spring for a treat – раскошелиться на угощение; We sprang for this place – Мы заплатили уйму денег за этот номер Taras); shell out; fork out (for; на что-либо); come down with; loosen purse strings; splurge on something (на что-либо Anglophile); fork up (на что-либо); break the bank (Paul Merson: "I think Declan Rice will be gone this summer. I think it will be Man United, if you're Man United you've got to break the bank." aldrignedigen); plunk down (Olya34)
inf., slang	fork over (на что-либо)
lit.	open one's wallet wide (Alex_Odeychuk)
Makarov.	lay it on the line; put it on the line; come down with money; cough up; fork up; dig deep into one's pockets (на что-либо); fork out; loosen one's purse strings; put one's hand in one's pocket
Makarov., inf.	come down; ante up
slang	ante up (Come on, ante up! Давай раскошеливайся! Andy); stump up (Svetlana Goddard); fork over

раскошелиться: 34 phrases in 5 subjects

General	15
Idiomatic	1
Informal	1
Jargon	2
Makarov	15