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Definition of bank
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Bank (v. t.) To
deposit
in a bank.
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Bankruptcy
::
Bankruptcy
(n.)
Complete
loss; --
followed
by of.
Banking
::
Banking
(n.) The
business
of a bank or of a
banker.
Pitching
::
Pitching
(n.) A
facing
of stone laid upon a bank to
prevent
wear by tides or
currents.
Counterfoil
::
Counterfoil
(n.) The part of a
writing
(as the stub of a bank
check)
in which are noted the main
particulars
contained
in the
corresponding
part, which has been
issued..
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(a.)
Depleted
of
money;
not
having
the means of
meeting
pecuniary
liabilities;
as, a
bankrupt
treasury..
Depositor
::
Depositor
(n.) One who makes a
deposit,
especially
of money in a bank; -- the
correlative
of
depository..
Customer
::
Customer
(n.) A
person
with whom a
business
house has
dealings;
as, the
customers
of a
bank..
Bankside
::
Bankside
(n.) The slope of a bank,
especially
of the bank of a
steam..
Fiord
::
Fiord (n.) A
narrow
inlet of the sea,
penetrating
between
high banks or
rocks,
as on the
coasts
of
Norway
and
Alaska..
Water Course
::
Water
course
() A
running
stream
of water
having
a bed and
banks;
the
easement
one may have in the
flowing
of such a
stream
in its
accustomed
course.
A water
course
may be
sometimes
dry.
Wharfing
::
Wharfing
(n.) A mode of
facing
sea walls and
embankments
with
planks
driven
as piles and
secured
by ties.
Merry-andrew
::
Merry-andrew
(n.) One whose
business
is to make sport for
others;
a
buffoon;
a zany;
especially,
one who
attends
a
mountebank
or quack
doctor..
Trireme
::
Trireme
(n.) An
ancient
galley
or
vessel
with tree
banks,
or
tiers,
of
oars..
Cave
::
Cave (v. i.) To fall in or down; as, the sand bank
caved.
Hence
(Slang),
to
retreat
from a
position;
to give way; to yield in a
disputed
matter..
Bridge
::
Bridge
(n.) A
structure,
usually
of wood,
stone,
brick,
or iron,
erected
over a river or other water
course,
or over a
chasm,
railroad,
etc., to make a
passageway
from one bank to the
other..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) An
elevation,
or
rising
ground,
under the sea; a
shoal,
shelf,
or
shallow;
as, the banks of
Newfoundland..
Notching
::
Notching
(n.) A
method
of
excavating,
as in a bank, by a
series
of
cuttings
side by side. See also
Gulleting..
Adjudication
::
Adjudication
(n.) The
decision
upon the
question
whether
the
debtor
is a
bankrupt.
Shinplaster
::
Shinplaster
(n.)
Formerly,
a
jocose
term for a bank note
greatly
depreciated
in
value;
also, for paper money of a
denomination
less than a
dollar..
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..
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