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chit
noun [C] (NOTE) /tʃɪt/ UK old-fashionedDefinition
(Definition of chit noun (NOTE) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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SMART Thesaurus: Bills & invoices
Synonyms and related words:
- bill noun (REQUEST FOR PAYMENT)
- bill verb (REQUEST PAYMENT)
- billing noun (REQUEST FOR PAYMENT)
- charge verb (MONEY)
- claim form noun
- counterfoil noun
- credit note noun
- final demand noun
- passbook noun
- payslip noun
- pro forma noun
- receipt noun (PIECE OF PAPER)
- sales slip noun
- stamp noun (PROOF OF PAYMENT)
- tab noun (BILL)
- tariff noun
- ticket noun (PROOF OF PAYMENT)
- till roll noun
- Treasury bond noun
- voucher noun
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