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Dictionary: no-ac·count   ('ə-kount')
adj. Informal
Worthless; good-for-nothing: my no-account brother-in-law.


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In general: in partial payment of an obligation.

Finance: on credit terms. The term applies to a relationship between a seller and a buyer wherein payment is expected sometime after delivery and the obligation is not documented by a Note. Synonymous with open account.

Banking Dictionary: No Account
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Check returned by the paying bank to the originating bank (the drawee bank) because the check writer has no account to pay checks presented for collection.

Idioms: on account
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In part payment of a debt, as in He paid half the amount on account. [Early 1600s]


 
 
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