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Definition of bill
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 bill is as below...
Bill (n.) Any
paper,
containing
a
statement
of
particulars;
as, a bill of
charges
or
expenditures;
a
weekly
bill of
mortality;
a bill of fare, etc..
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Jurat
::
"Jurat
(n.) The
memorandum
or
certificate
at the end of an
asffidavit,
or a bill or
answer
in
chancery,
showing
when,
before
whom, and (in
English
practice),
where,
it was sworn or
affirmed..
Game
::
Game (n.) To play for a stake or
prize;
to use
cards,
dice,
billiards,
or other
instruments,
according
to
certain
rules,
with a view to win money or other thing waged upon the issue of the
contest;
to
gamble..
Honor
::
Honor (n.) To
accept
and pay when due; as, to
honora
bill of
exchange..
Recurved
::
Recurved
(a.)
Curved
in an
opposite
or
uncommon
direction;
bent back; as, a bird with a
recurved
bill;
flowers
with
recurved
petals..
Spoonbill
::
Spoonbill
(n.) The ruddy duck. See under
Ruddy.
Cambist
::
Cambist
(n.) A
banker;
a money
changer
or
broker;
one who deals in bills of
exchange,
or who is
skilled
in the
science
of
exchange..
Bromeliaceous
::
Bromeliaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
family
of
endogenous
and
mostly
epiphytic
or
saxicolous
plants
of which the
genera
Tillandsia
and
Billbergia
are
examples.
The
pineapple,
though
terrestrial,
is also of this
family..
Inland
::
Inland
(a.)
Confined
to a
country
or
state;
domestic;
not
foreing;
as, an
inland
bill of
exchange.
See
Exchange..
Geranine
::
Geranine
(n.) A
valuable
astringent
obtained
from the root of the
Geranium
maculatum
or
crane's-bill.
Stick
::
Stick (v. t.) A
composing
stick.
See under
Composing.
It is
usually
a frame of
metal,
but for
posters,
handbills,
etc., one made of wood is
used..
Buceros
::
Buceros
(n.) A genus of large
perching
birds;
the
hornbills.
Sworded
::
Swordbill
(n.) A
humming
bird
(Docimastes
ensiferus)
having
a very long,
slender
bill,
exceeding
the
length
of the body of the
bird..
Dishabille
::
Dishabille
(n.) An
undress;
a
loose,
negligent
dress;
deshabille..
Thornbill
::
Thornbill
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
small,
brilliantly
colored
American
birds of the genus
Rhamphomicron.
They have a long,
slender,
sharp bill, and feed upon
honey,
insects,
and the juice of the sugar
cane..
Hedging Bill
::
Hedging
bill () A hedge bill. See under
Hedge.
Ivory-bill
::
Ivory-bill
(n.) A
large,
handsome,
North
American
woodpecker
(Campephilus
principalis),
having
a
large,
sharp,
ivory-colored
beak. Its
general
color is
glossy
black,
with white
secondaries,
and a white
dorsal
stripe.
The male has a
large,
scarlet
crest.
It is now rare, and found only in the Gulf
States..
Do
::
Do (v. t. /
auxiliary)
To cash or to
advance
money for, as a bill or
note..
Longirostres
::
Longirostres
(n. pl.) A group of birds
characterized
by
having
long
slender
bills,
as the
sandpipers,
curlews,
and
ibises.
It is now
regarded
as an
artificial
division..
Drawee
::
Drawee
(n.) The
person
on whom an order or bill of
exchange
is
drawn;
-- the
correlative
of
drawer.
Engineer
::
Engineer
(v. t.) To use
contrivance
and
effort
for; to guide the
course
of; to
manage;
as, to
engineer
a bill
through
Congress..
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