a financial account maintained by a bank or other financial institution

account number; account; username

shameful, unreasonable, or absolutely disgraceful in behavior or speech

to settle an account

account book

an item recorded in account books or a financial entry

to transfer money to a bank account

to balance the books; to do the accounts

to settle accounts; to pay the bill

individual items or entries in a financial record or ledger

to record financial transactions or keep accounts

of money, to come into an account; to receive or get payment

an unpaid bill or financial obligation

an account book or ledger used for recording financial transactions

past grievances, quarrels, or scores that remain unsettled between people

to renege on a debt

money in an account

A debt that is unlikely to be recovered or paid.

to buy or sell goods or services with payment deferred to a later date

to report expenses for reimbursement or to submit financial accounts for auditing and settlement

a book, register, or collection of accounts used for recording financial transactions

to share profits or debt

a person who handles financial accounts or cash; a cashier or bookkeeper

a chronological record of daily financial transactions or expenditures

To settle financial or agricultural debts after the autumn harvest.

an unclear or muddled situation that is difficult to resolve or explain

to keep the books, do the accounts, or (in certain contexts) to cook the books

to settle an account; to pay back money owed

to turn over or check old financial accounts and records

to demand repayment of a debt or money owed

to acknowledge a debt or financial obligation

a debt that is uncollectable or unlikely to be paid back

to make out a bill

the act of settling scores or placing blame after an event has concluded

past grievances, old scores to settle, or long-standing quarrels

to repay a debt in kind or by labor

to strike a balance or write off a debt or account amount

to demand payment or collect an overdue debt

to cancel or close an account entry once a transaction has been completed or paid

an unrecoverable debt or money that is unlikely to be paid back

an old or longstanding debt

debt of blood (after killing someone)

to borrow money or take out a loan

the credit period or term allowed for payment