Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
WordNet
n. non-negotiable government bond; cannot be bought and sold once the original purchase is made
Usage examples of "savings bond".
So Charlie secretly cashed out a savings bond his folks had set up for the college education of his two sisters.
My classmates snickered at me on Savings Bond Day because the teacher, Mrs.
She will receive a one-hundred-dollar savings bond and, of course, will be our grand winner.
The second runner-up will be awarded a fifty-dollar savings bond, and the first runner-up will be awarded a shopping spree in Toy City.
I've got a thousand-dollar savings bond, a new wardrobe, a singing coach, and a four-year scholarship.
His mother caught him climbing out the window with his snowboard and a plastic tackle box in which he had packed underwear, socks, a fleece ski jacket, and a $100 savings bond his grandfather had given him as a birthday present.