cashbook
[kash-boo k]
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noun
a book in which to record money received and paid out.
Origin of cashbook
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Historical Examples of cash-book
She took up a pen at this, and opened the cash-book upon the blotter.
The Market-PlaceHarold Frederic
The proprietor kept a cash-book which he balanced once a week.
The Negro at Work in New York CityGeorge Edmund Haynes
There was nothing left now but to examine the cash-book, for form's sake.
She was soon familiar with stock-book, ledger, cash-book, and banker's accounts.
Elizabeth Gilbert and Her Work for the BlindFrances Martin
The love affair began like a novel and ended like a cash-book.
The Love Affairs of Great Musicians, Volume 2Rupert Hughes
cash-book
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