cheque
Refers to a cheque/check for a large sum of money.
Refers to a cheque/check for a large sum of money.
A cheque that cannot be paid because the person who wrote it has insufficient funds.
Refers to a cheque/check for a large sum of money.
A cheque that cannot be paid because the person who wrote it has insufficient funds.
A cheque that has been signed but has the amount left for the payee to fill in.
A pre-printed, fixed-amount cheque designed to allow the person signing it to make an unconditional payment to someone else as a result of having paid the issuer for that privilege.
A cheque on which the signature has been illegally copied.
A worthless cheque, often because of insufficient funds.
A book of blank cheques/checks.
If a cheque clears, the money is paid by the bank and taken from the payer's account.
If a cheque bounces, the bank refuses to pay it because there is not enough money in the account.
Used to specify the amount of the cheque.
To exchange a cheque for cash.
To write all the necessary information on a cheque/check.
To write all the necessary information on a cheque/check.
To put a cheque/check into a bank account.
To formally give out a cheque/check.
To put a cheque/check into a bank account.
To instruct the bank not to pay a cheque that you have written.
To instruct the bank not to pay a cheque that you have written.
To instruct the bank not to pay a cheque that you have written.