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Definition of bank
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 bank is as below...
Bank (n.) An
establishment
for the
custody,
loan,
exchange,
or
issue,
of
money,
and for
facilitating
the
transmission
of funds by
drafts
or bills of
exchange;
an
institution
incorporated
for
performing
one or more of such
functions,
or the
stockholders
(or their
representatives,
the
directors),
acting
in their
corporate
capacity..
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Wharf
::
Wharf (n.) The bank of a
river,
or the shore of the sea..
Frett
::
Frett (n.) The worn side of the bank of a
river.
See 4th Fret, n., 4..
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(a.)
Depleted
of
money;
not
having
the means of
meeting
pecuniary
liabilities;
as, a
bankrupt
treasury..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) A
mound,
pile, or ridge of
earth,
raised
above the
surrounding
level;
hence,
anything
shaped
like a mound or ridge of
earth;
as, a bank of
clouds;
a bank of
snow..
Crownwork
::
Crownwork
(n.) A work
consisting
of two or more
bastioned
fronts,
with their
outworks,
covering
an
enceinte,
a
bridgehead,
etc., and
connected
by wings with the main work or the river
bank..
Mountebank
::
Mountebank
(n.) One who
mounts
a bench or stage in the
market
or other
public
place,
boasts
of his skill in
curing
diseases,
and vends
medicines
which he
pretends
are
infalliable
remedies;
a quack
doctor..
Revetment
::
Revetment
(v. t.) A
facing
of wood,
stone,
or any other
material,
to
sustain
an
embankment
when it
receives
a slope
steeper
than the
natural
slope;
also, a
retaining
wall..
Water Buck
::
Water buck () A
large,
heavy
antelope
(Kobus
ellipsiprymnus)
native
of
Central
Africa.
It
frequents
the banks of
rivers
and is a good
swimmer.
It has a white ring
around
the rump.
Called
also
photomok,
water
antelope,
and
waterbok..
Bonus
::
Bonus (n.) A
premium
given for a loan, or for a
charter
or other
privilege
granted
to a
company;
as the bank paid a bonus for its
charter..
Exchange
::
Exchange
(n.) The place where the
merchants,
brokers,
and
bankers
of a city meet at
certain
hours,
to
transact
business.
In this sense often
contracted
to
'Change..
Check
::
Check (n.) A
written
order
directing
a bank or
banker
to pay money as
therein
stated.
See Bank
check,
below..
Smash
::
Smash (n.)
Hence,
bankruptcy..
Assignee
::
Assignee
(v.) In
England,
the
persons
appointed,
under a
commission
of
bankruptcy,
to
manage
the
estate
of a
bankrupt
for the
benefit
of his
creditors..
Banked
::
Banked
(imp. & p. p.) of Ban.
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..
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(a.)
Relating
to
bankrupts
and
bankruptcy.
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.) A
making
known;
revelation;
disclosure;
as, a
bankrupt
is bound to make a full
discovery
of his
assets..
Assignment
::
Assignment
(n.) The
transfer
of the
property
of a
bankrupt
to
certain
persons
called
assignees,
in whom it is
vested
for the
benefit
of
creditors..
Mountebankism
::
Mountebankism
(n.) The
practices
of a
mountebank;
mountebankery.
Teller
::
Teller
(n.) An
officer
of a bank who
receives
and
counts
over money paid in, and pays money out on
checks..
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