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Definition of pay
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pay is as below...
Pay (v. t.) To
discharge,
as a debt,
demand,
or
obligation,
by
giving
or doing what is due or
required;
to
deliver
the
amount
or value of to the
person
to whom it is
owing;
to
discharge
a debt by
delivering
(money
owed)..
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Rente
::
Rente (n.) In
France,
interest
payable
by
government
on
indebtedness;
the
bonds,
shares,
stocks,
etc., which
represent
government
indebtedness..
Bulker
::
Bulker
(n.) A
person
employed
to
ascertain
the bulk or size of
goods,
in order to fix the
amount
of
freight
or dues
payable
on
them..
Batta
::
Batta (n.) Extra pay; esp. an extra
allowance
to an
English
officer
serving
in
India.
Zamindar
::
Zamindar
(n.) A
landowner;
also, a
collector
of land
revenue;
now,
usually,
a kind of
feudatory
recognized
as an
actual
proprietor
so long as he pays to the
government
a
certain
fixed
revenue..
Paytine
::
Paytine
(n.) An
alkaloid
obtained
from a white bark
resembling
that of the
cinchona,
first
brought
from
Payta,
in
Peru..
Bleed
::
Bleed (v. t.) To draw money from
(one);
to
induce
to pay; as, they bled him
freely
for this
fund..
Tributary
::
Tributary
(n.) A ruler or state that pays
tribute,
or a
stated
sum, to a
conquering
power,
for the
purpose
of
securing
peace and
protection,
or as an
acknowledgment
of
submission,
or for the
purchase
of
security..
Teller
::
Teller
(n.) An
officer
of a bank who
receives
and
counts
over money paid in, and pays money out on
checks..
Observer
::
Observer
(n.) One who
observes,
or pays
attention
to,
anything;
especially,
one
engaged
in, or
trained
to
habits
of, close and exact
observation;
as, an
astronomical
observer..
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) The land held under lease and by
payment
of rent for the
purpose
of
cultivation.
Tidesman
::
Tidesman
(n.) A
customhouse
officer
who goes on board of a
merchant
ship to
secure
payment
of the
duties;
a
tidewaiter.
Quittance
::
Quittance
(v. t.)
Recompense;
return;
repayment.
Gratuitous
::
Gratuitous
(a.) Given
without
an
equivalent
or
recompense;
conferred
without
valuable
consideration;
granted
without
pay, or
without
claim or
merit;
not
required
by
justice..
Advancement
::
Advancement
(v. t.) An
advance
of money or
value;
payment
in
advance.
See
Advance,
5..
Cadaster
::
Cadaster
(n.) An
official
statement
of the
quantity
and value of real
estate
for the
purpose
of
apportioning
the taxes
payable
on such
property.
Paying
::
Paying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Pa.
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(n.) A
trader
who
becomes
unable
to pay his
debts;
an
insolvent
trader;
popularly,
any
person
who is
unable
to pay his
debts;
an
insolvent
person..
Clubhaul
::
Clubhaul
(v. t.) To put on the other tack by
dropping
the lee
anchor
as soon as the wind is out of the sails
(which
brings
the
vessel's
head to the
wind),
and by
cutting
the cable as soon as she pays off on the other tack.
Clubhauling
is
attempted
only in an
exigency..
Fail
::
Fail (v. i.) To
become
unable
to meet one's
engagements;
especially,
to be
unable
to pay one's debts or
discharge
one's
business
obligation;
to
become
bankrupt
or
insolvent..
Ale Silver
::
Ale
silver
() A duty
payable
to the lord mayor of
London
by the
sellers
of ale
within
the city.
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