overdraft

The standard term for an overdraft provided by a bank.

An overdraft facility that has been formally arranged with the bank.

An overdraft that the bank has officially permitted.

An overdraft that exceeds the agreed limit or occurs without permission.

A common way to describe a significant overdraft.

Similar to enormous, emphasizes a large overdraft.

Used to describe a very large overdraft amount.

An overdraft facility with no interest charges, often for a specific period or up to a certain amount.

The maximum amount of money you are allowed to be overdrawn by.

The formal arrangement with a bank that allows you to have an overdraft.

To be in a state where your account is overdrawn.

To repay the full amount of the overdrawn money to the bank.

To withdraw more money than the agreed overdraft limit allows.

To formally set up an overdraft facility with a bank.

To successfully obtain an overdraft facility from a bank.

For a bank to make an overdraft facility available to a customer.

To arrange for and start using an overdraft.

For a bank to provide a customer with an overdraft facility.

To accumulate a large amount of debt through an overdraft.

To raise the limit of an existing overdraft facility.

To decrease the amount owed on an overdraft or to lower its limit.

For a bank to increase the limit or duration of an overdraft.