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Definition of treasury
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Treasury
(n.) A
treasure.
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Corban
::
Corban
(n.) An alms
basket;
a
vessel
to
receive
gifts of
charity;
a
treasury
of the
church,
where
offerings
are
deposited..
Subtriangular
::
Subtreasury
(n.) A
subordinate
treasury,
or place of
deposit;
as, the
United
States
subtreasury
at New
York..
Department
::
Department
(v. i.)
Subdivision
of
business
or
official
duty;
especially,
one of the
principal
divisions
of
executive
government;
as, the
treasury
department;
the war
department;
also, in a
university,
one of the
divisions
of
instruction;
as, the
medical
department;
the
department
of
physics..
Issue
::
Issue (n.) The act of
sending
out, or
causing
to go
forth;
delivery;
issuance;
as, the issue of an order from a
commanding
officer;
the issue of money from a
treasury..
Raid
::
Raid (n.) An
attack
or
invasion
for the
purpose
of
making
arrests,
seizing
property,
or
plundering;
as, a raid of the
police
upon a
gambling
house;
a raid of
contractors
on the
public
treasury..
Repertory
::
Repertory
(n.) A
treasury;
a
magazine;
a
storehouse.
Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.) A
repository
of
abundance;
a
storehouse.
Seven-thirties
::
Seven-thirties
(n. pl.) A name given to three
several
issues
of
United
States
Treasury
notes,
made
during
the Civil War, in
denominations
of $50 and over,
bearing
interest
at the rate of seven and three
tenths
(thirty
hundredths)
per cent
annually.
Within
a few years they were all
redeemed
or
funded..
Deplete
::
Deplete
(a.) To
reduce
by
destroying
or
consuming
the vital
powers
of; to
exhaust,
as a
country
of its
strength
or
resources,
a
treasury
of
money,
etc..
Revenue
::
Revenue
(n.) The
annual
yield of
taxes,
excise,
customs,
duties,
rents,
etc., which a
nation,
state,
or
municipality
collects
and
receives
into the
treasury
for
public
use..
Milreis
::
Milreis
(n.) A
Portuguese
money of
account
rated in the
treasury
department
of the
United
States
at one
dollar
and eight
cents;
also, a
Brazilian
money of
account
rated at
fifty-four
cents and six
mills..
Thesaurus
::
Thesaurus
(n.) A
treasury
or
storehouse;
hence,
a
repository,
especially
of
knowledge;
-- often
applied
to a
comprehensive
work, like a
dictionary
or
cyclopedia..
Treasurer
::
Treasurer
(n.) One who has the care of a
treasure
or
treasure
or
treasury;
an
officer
who
receives
the
public
money
arising
from taxes and
duties,
or other
sources
of
revenue,
takes
charge
of the same, and
disburses
it upon
orders
made by the
proper
authority;
one who has
charge
of
collected
funds;
as, the
treasurer
of a
society
or
corporation..
Purse
::
Purse (n.)
Hence,
a
treasury;
finances;
as, the
public
purse..
Tap
::
Tap (v. t.)
Hence,
to draw from
(anything)
in any
analogous
way; as, to tap
telegraph
wires for the
purpose
of
intercepting
information;
to tap the
treasury..
Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.)
Hence,
a book or work
containing
much
valuable
knowledge,
wisdom,
wit, or the like; a
thesaurus;
as,
Maunder's
Treasury
of
Botany..
Fisc
::
Fisc (n.) A
public
or state
treasury.
Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.) That
department
of a
government
which has
charge
of the
finances.
Exchequer
::
Exchequer
(n.) The
department
of state
having
charge
of the
collection
and
management
of the royal
revenue.
[Eng.]
Hence,
the
treasury;
and,
colloquially,
pecuniary
possessions
in
general;
as, the
company's
exchequer
is low..
Unappropriated
::
Unappropriated
(a.) Not
granted
for, or
applied
to, any
specific
purpose;
as, the
unappropriated
moneys
in the
treasury..
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