1. a small horse, typically under 14.2 hands high
2. twenty-five pounds in British currency
Usage: British slang

1. to pay money, especially reluctantly
Usage: informal

Examples

• The children rode ponies at the farm.
• She learned to ride on a gentle Shetland pony.
• The pony trotted around the paddock.
• He had to pony up fifty dollars for the ticket.
• It cost me a pony to fix the car.
• They made him pony up the money he owed.