Bakiar
A verb used to describe when someone is hooked up with money to settle a debt or solve a problem. It also means to score or receive gifts and freebies. (Likely derived from the English word back, meaning to provide financial backing).
1) I had to pay for a few things at the colmado (a small neighborhood grocery store where locals often have credit accounts) and my dad bakió me with 200 pesos. 2) For my birthday I bakié with a bottle of Grey Goose.
Automatically translated from Spanish
República Dominicana