Crossword clues for chequebook
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
alt. A folder containing preprinted cheques for use by the holder of a bank account n. A folder containing preprinted cheques for use by the holder of a bank account
WordNet
n. a book issued to holders of checking accounts [syn: checkbook]
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "chequebook".
Our lives, they harbour form, artistic shape, and we want our form revealed even though we only move in our detail, with keys, spongebag, coffee-cups, shirt drawer, chequebooks, linen, hairstyle, curtain-rod holders, fridge guarantee, biros, buttons, money.
There would, naturally, be other forms of tidying to be done, by means of telephone and chequebook, once he had contacted Kristian.
Dithering with ecstasy and excitement, he stuffed his note of the address into his pocket, grabbed a chequebook, and dashed out into the night.
Not content with her smart new chequebook, Selina now wants a Vantage card.
Applied at the right moment, it made a man kneel on the floor with his chequebook in his hands.
Mr Stranack, to his own surprise, took out his chequebook and fountain pen and presented the Swallowsbath Young Girls' Guild with fifty pounds for a piano.
The second deed-box contained papers of a purely financial nature, recorded Otto's transactions, incomes and outgoes over a good number of years and would have proved, I felt certain, fascinating reading for any Inland Revenue inspector or law-abiding accountant, if there were any such around, but my interest in them was minimal: what did interest me though, and powerfully, was a collection of cancelled chequebooks and as I couldn't see that those were going to be of any use to Otto in the Arctic I pocketed them, checked that everything was as I had found it and left.