Disbursement
21disbursement — A payment made by an agent, often a professional such as a solicitor or banker, on behalf of a client. This is claimed back when the client receives an account for the professional services …
22disbursement — 1) A payment by a bank under a facility or other agreement. 2) A payment made by an agent, often a professional such as a solicitor, on behalf of a client …
23disbursement — A payment of *money. Disbursements can be made in the form of (i) *cash payments, (ii) *checks, and (iii) *wire transfers …
24disbursement — n expenditure, payment, outlay, spending; distribution, disposal, dispersion, dispensation, issuance, administration …
25disbursement — dis·burse·ment …
26disbursement — dis•burse•ment [[t]dɪsˈbɜrs mənt[/t]] n. 1) the act or an instance of disbursing 2) money paid out or spent • Etymology: 1590–1600; < MF …
27disbursement — /dɪsˈbɜsmənt/ (say dis bersmuhnt) noun 1. the act of disbursing. 2. that which is disbursed; money expended …
28disbursement — /dɪs bɜ:smənt/ noun the payment of money …
29disbursement — /disbsrsmant/ To pay out, commonly from a fund. To make payment in settlement of a debt or account payable …
30disbursement — /disbsrsmant/ To pay out, commonly from a fund. To make payment in settlement of a debt or account payable …