deposit
Money paid to a landlord or company to cover potential damages or non-payment.
An electronic transfer of payment directly from the payer's bank account to the recipient's.
An act of putting physical money (banknotes and coins) into an account.
Refers to money held in a bank.
A deposit that will be paid back if certain conditions are met.
A deposit that will not be paid back, even if you cancel.
An accumulation of fat in a part of the body.
A natural concentration of minerals in the earth's crust.
An accumulation of fat, often in arteries or organs.
An accumulation of petroleum underground.
An accumulation of natural gas underground.
Refers to a significant amount of money or a substantial layer of a substance.
A deposit that will be paid back if certain conditions are met.
A substantial layer of a substance, e.g., mud or dust.
A deposit made in the currency of dollars.
A large and valuable natural accumulation, such as minerals or oil.
A fine layer of a substance.
An accumulation of calcium salts in body tissue.
Refers to money held in a building society.
A naturally occurring concentration of ore from which a metal can be profitably extracted.
A deposit made in the currency of pounds sterling.
A deposit that will not be paid back, even if you cancel.
A layer of rock formed from the accumulation of sediment.
Sediment transported and deposited by a glacier or ice sheet.
A bank account that pays interest on money that you leave in it.
Used to specify what the deposit is for, e.g., a car or a house.
To put money into a bank account.
To give an initial sum as part of a larger payment or as a security.
To provide a sum of money as a security deposit.
To have a security deposit returned to you.
To give an initial sum as part of a larger payment.
To demand that a security deposit be paid.
To no longer have your deposit, typically because an agreement was broken.
To provide a sum of money as a security deposit.
To discover a natural accumulation of a valuable substance.
To provide a sum of money as a security deposit.
To clean away an unwanted layer of a substance.
To lose the right to have your deposit back because you have broken an agreement.
To result in a layer of a substance being left behind.
Used for an area or rock that has a natural accumulation of a substance.
To create a layer of a substance over time.
Used for an area or rock that has a natural accumulation of a substance.