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Refering to any member of the male gender. example hey bill, come here
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Billcheapman, английский
A frugal person who is intent on minimizing his bills. someone who is known for his cheap and thrifty ways, and who takes great steps to reduce his bills to ensure he doesn╥t run out of money. example jeff╥s turning into a real billcheapman the way he never goes on vacations.
Bill, английский
- An amount of money, approximately one hundred dollars. can be used in any denomination from 1 to 10, cannot be used to describe amounts in excess of $1000. example how much was my new tv? four bills.
- The extremity of the arm of an anchor; the point of or beyond the fluke.
- Вексель (снс; ценная бумага, дающая ее держателю безусловное право на получение определенной фиксированной суммы в установленный срок, выпускаемая в обращение и продаваемая ниже нарицательной цены в зависимости от процентной ставки и ее срока), см. blank bill
- Cuenta, factura; volante; billete
- Счет
- A weapon or implement of war, a pike or halbert of the english infantry. it was formerly carried by sentinels, whence shakspeare humorously made dogberry tell the sleepy watchmen to have a care that their bills be not stolen. also, the point or tapered extremity of the fluke at the arm of an anchor. also a point of land, of which a familiar instance may be cited in the bill of portland.
- [1] the point of an anchor fluke. [2] a slender promontory. [3] an assignment of duties (e.g., the watch bill). [4] a pike or halberd.
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