What is the definition of bill?

Answer 1

A bill (noun) may be :

• a proposal (resolution) for a new law
• a demand for payment
• a piece of paper currency
• a list : bill of fare) or the list of actors in a play
• the extended beak region of birds such as ducks
• one of the points on an anchor
• the similar, forward area on hats and caps
• a weapon like a pike but with a hook instead of a spear point

The verb "to bill" can mean to present a demand for payment, or to post theatrical or other advertisements (playbill). The form billed can mean the proclaimed object of a statement, action, or policy, e.g. the act was billed as a means of saving money.

Answer 2

a bill is a law that is unapproved and is not in action, if it is appoved it will be the law a bill has to go through many stages before this though and that includes the house, senate and president

Answer 3

A bill is a beak or nasal portion of a bird, turtle, platypus or some other animal, a beak-like projection, a written list or inventory, a draft or law, a document intended as a formal statement, an individual piece of paper money, or a written note of goods sold or services rendered.

Answer 4

Along with the previous definitions a bill can be:

• A weapon like a pike but with a hooked blade rather than a spear point
  
• One of the points on an anchor
  

Answer 5

a bill is a law that's not a law until the president passes it heres a cycle:

bill------->president passes the bill----------->law