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Definition of allowance
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 allowance is as below...
Allowance
(n.) A
customary
deduction
from the gross
weight
of
goods,
different
in
different
countries,
such as tare and
tret..
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Sheaf
::
Sheaf (n.) Any
collection
of
things
bound
together;
a
bundle;
specifically,
a
bundle
of
arrows
sufficient
to fill a
quiver,
or the
allowance
of each
archer,
--
usually
twenty-four..
Allowance
::
Allowance
(n.)
Acknowledgment.
Commission
::
Commission
(n.) The
brokerage
or
allowance
made to a
factor
or agent for
transacting
business
for
another;
as, a
commission
of ten per cent on
sales.
See Del
credere..
Permittance
::
Permittance
(n.) The act of
permitting;
allowance;
permission;
leave.
Allowedly
::
Allowedly
(adv.)
By
allowance;
admittedly.
Draught
::
Draught
(n.) An
allowance
on
weighable
goods.
[Eng.]
See
Draft,
4..
Pittance
::
Pittance
(n.) An
allowance
of food
bestowed
in
charity;
a mess of
victuals;
hence,
a small
charity
gift; a
dole..
Mileage
::
Mileage
(n.) An
allowance
for
traveling
expenses
at a
certain
rate per mile.
Viaticum
::
Viaticum
(n.) An
allowance
for
traveling
expenses
made to those who were sent into the
provinces
to
exercise
any
office
or
perform
any
service.
Allow
::
Allow (v. i.) To
admit;
to
concede;
to make
allowance
or
abatement.
Pensioner
::
Pensioner
(n.) One of an
honorable
band of
gentlemen
who
attend
the
sovereign
of
England
on state
occasions,
and
receive
an
annual
pension,
or
allowance,
of
£150
and two
horses..
Factorage
::
Factorage
(n.) The
allowance
given to a
factor,
as a
compensation
for his
services;
--
called
also a
commission..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) An
allowance
of
provender
given to a
horse,
cow, etc.; a meal; as, a feed of corn or
oats..
Clough
::
Clough
(n.) An
allowance
in
weighing.
See
Cloff.
Discount
::
Discount
(v. t.) A
counting
off or
deduction
made from a gross sum on any
account
whatever;
an
allowance
upon an
account,
debt,
demand,
price
asked,
and the like;
something
taken or
deducted..
Handicap
::
Handicap
(n.) An
allowance
of a
certain
amount
of time or
distance
in
starting,
granted
in a race to the
competitor
possessing
inferior
advantages;
or an
additional
weight
or other
hindrance
imposed
upon the one
possessing
superior
advantages,
in order to
equalize,
as much as
possible,
the
chances
of
success;
as, the
handicap
was five
seconds,
or ten
pounds,
and the
like..
Settle
::
Settle
(n.) To
determine,
as
something
which is
exposed
to doubt or
question;
to free from
unscertainty
or
wavering;
to make sure, firm, or
constant;
to
establish;
to
compose;
to
quiet;
as, to
settle
the mind when
agitated;
to
settle
questions
of law; to
settle
the
succession
to a
throne;
to
settle
an
allowance..
Exhibitioner
::
Exhibitioner
(n.) One who has a
pension
or
allowance
granted
for
support.
Rate
::
Rate (n.)
Established
portion
or
measure;
fixed
allowance.
Allowance
::
Allowance
(n.) That which is
allowed;
a share or
portion
allotted
or
granted;
a sum
granted
as a
reimbursement,
a
bounty,
or as
appropriate
for any
purpose;
a
stated
quantity,
as of food or
drink;
hence,
a
limited
quantity
of meat and
drink,
when
provisions
fall
short..
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