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What is another word for cash that starts with D?
DINERO
Is the word cash a slang word?
Cash seems quite accepable eg can I pay by cash or by card? It is derived from the old word cache: a hoard of coin.
Is cash the opposite of credit?
depends on how you use the word credit. So the answer is yes, for one usage. Another opposite of credit is debt.
What is the difference between Liquidity and Solvency?
Liquidity is all about cash and assets near to cash (assets that can be easily converted to cash with incurring minimum cost), while Solvency is the ability of a business entity to meets its debts and financial obligations as they mature. In another word, Liquidity is cash on hand and Solvency is ability to pay debts.
What is an example sentence with the word cash in it?
I always use cash to pay for my groceries.
What Is Another Word For Transactions?
Transfer of cash.
What is Another word for cash that starts with S?
spondoolies!!!
Another word for cash starts with an f?
funds
What is another word for cashier?
cash handler
What is another word for cash that starts with D?
DINERO
Another word for tips the cash given to servers in a restaurant?
gratuity
Why is money referred to as cash?
Cash is an ancient word in many languages meaning tangible currency. So many languages were using this word, so why would English not. It is just another word for money.
What is the German word for the English word Cash?
Cash = Bargeld pay cash = Bar bezahlen
In his song 'Christmas As I Knew It' Johnny Cash mentions a 'pigapple tree' is there another name for this tree or is it just a made-up word by Cash?
It was just made up by John
Is the word cash a slang word?
Cash seems quite accepable eg can I pay by cash or by card? It is derived from the old word cache: a hoard of coin.
Does cash have a long or short vowel sound?
The vowel "a" in the word "cash" has a short sound.
What is a one word substitute for convert into cash?
Another term used for cashing out something valuable is to liquefy (usually assets) or liquidate.
