payola

(peˈolə)

n. a bribe. (Originally a bribe paid to a disk jockey by record producers to get extra attention for their records.) The announcer was fired for taking payola.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Theophila	-	Ancient Greek
Trafford	TRAF-ərd	English (Rare)
Pyotr	PYOTR	Russian
Mala	-	Indian, Hindi
Guido	GWEE-do (Italian), GEE-do (German)	Italian, German
Lajos	LAW-yosh	Hungarian