Results for: A debt that is written off and deemed uncollectable.
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A person who has an obligation to pay off a debt.Obligor
A short-term municipal debt issue that will be repaid with anticipated revenues, such as sales taxes, from the project.Revenue Anticipation Note (RAN)
a socialist or communist, bloodshot, color of blood, having a red coloring, made from black grapes, of the color of blood, one of the primary colors, color similar to that of blood; redness; condition of being in debt; person who holds radical politica...red
Abbreviation for non-equity options, which are options contracts on foreign currencies, debt issues, commodities, and stock indexes .NEO
able to read and write, able to read and write; educated; well-versed in literature, knowledgeable, one who can read and write; educated person, skillfully written, somebody capable of reading and writing, somebody with extensive education, well-educat...literate
about dialogues, written as conversationdialogic; dialogical
accepted through tradition, blank, not written down, not recordedunwritten
acknowledge payment by signing, acknowledgment of receipt, act of receiving, amount received, bill of sale, written statement of purchases, give receipt, recipe, write a statement of purchases, make a bill of sale; acknowledge the receipt of an itemreceipt
act of binding or tying; cord used for tying or binding; something which binds or connects; slur, arched line that connects notes (Music); printed or written character consisting of two or more letters or characters joined together, bond, character con...ligature
act of declaring innocent; act of freeing from a debt or duty, not-guilty verdictacquittal
act of endorsing, advertising testimonial, official approval or permission, policy alteration, public support, signature or written commentendorsement; indorsement
act of imprinting images or words onto paper; printed letters, letters written separately, print run, printed characters, production of copiesprinting
act of indenting, blank space left between a margin and the beginning of a printed or written line; act of indenting a document; groove; deep recess, niche; dent, notch, jagged edge, leaving space at beginning of line, notch or recessindentation
act of paying, money paid, money paid toward a debt; wage, salary; compensation, bonus; punishment, rewardpayment
act of reading, act of converting written letters into words which have meaning, be able to read in foreign language, have particular words, have qualities that affect understanding, hear something on two-way radio, indicate data, interpret nonwritten ...read
 

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