Cheque is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHEQUE in dictionary:

VERB:
• withdraw money by writing a check
NOUN:
• a written order directing a bank to pay money
• See Check.
• an order to a bank to pay a stated sum from the drawer's account, written on a specially printed form
• written order to one's bank to pay money from one's account
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• written order to one\'s bank to pay money from one\'s account

Words related to CHEQUE

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Words that contain CHEQUE

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How to use CHEQUE in a sentence

• Every four weeks for the past eight months Sir Horace drew a cheque for L24, and every cheque of the kind was made payable to Number 365.
• He draws a cheque just when he wants a few pounds, instead of carrying five-pound notes about with him.
• It has even been considered to be a blank cheque for the Government of India to re-establish the reign of terror if they chose.
• A worthy cheque I always earned, And spent it like a lord.
• His gifts to the bride are a necklace and tiara of pigeon-blood rubies belonging to Queen Marie Antoinette, a million dollar cheque and a house in New York.
• He jumped out of bed to reach the cheque, and for an hour lay with it in his hand.
• About the cheque so often promised he cared little, but with all his heart he hoped Mrs.
• She, indeed, had carried the cheque for the amount away from the Jericho Coffee-house.
• Meeson glanced through the account, signed the cheque, and handed it, together with the account to Augusta, who proceeded to read it.
• He included the purchase money in a cheque given for the bull and other cattle sold on that day.
• The intelligence of their existence was quickly followed by the aforesaid fifty-pound cheque.
• I hope they will not consider my cheque as a sign of weakness.
• This morning I found you had given me a cheque, and I found besides in my waistcoat pocket a note for a hundred francs.
• Neither she nor the judge said anything about the round-numbered cheque which he had sent her for it.
• I made out a cheque the night I took ill, but she never got it.
• If you have overlooked any old debt, you are able to give a cheque for it.
• I will soon send the cheque for the books I have asked you to send me and which I will distribute as widely as I possibly can.
• The capitalist was to have forty pounds for the transaction, and George cursed him as he took his cheque.
• They had seen it on a cheque, payable at a Monte Carlo bank, which Miss Grant by request had given to a bazaar for a Mentone charity.
• He sent a cheque for a sum so big that we nurses were nearly knocked down by the size of it.
• I followed the official who went to the bank, and thus learned that the money was behind the cheque.
• That same day, without waiting to be asked, she had given the Prince a cheque for the remaining half of the money.
• He hunted everywhere in vain, went to bed, slept, and dreamed that he saw the cheque curled round an area railing not far from his own door.
• He woke, got up, dressed, walked down the street and found his cheque in the place he had dreamed of.
• Lapham stood flapping the cheque which she held in her right hand against the edge of her left.
• He ordered his horse, and mounted it, a cheque for three hundred pounds in his pocket.
• In about ten minutes the lady, accompanied by the manager, returned, and presented a cheque for the full amount of her deposit, which was paid in gold and notes.

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