re|pay´ment — re|pay «rih PAY», verb, paid, pay|ing. –v.t. 1. to pay back: »He repaid the money he had borrowed. SYNONYM(S): refund. 2. to give back; return: »to repay a blow, to repay a visit … Useful english dictionary
pre|pay´ment — pre|pay «pree PAY», transitive verb, paid, pay|ing. 1. to pay in advance: »We prepay the post office by putting a stamp on a letter before sending it. 2. to pay for in advance: »He prepaid the shipping charges to make sure the package would… … Useful english dictionary
non|pay|ment — «non PAY muhnt», noun. failure to pay or the condition of not being paid: »The family had been evicted for nonpayment of rent (New York Times). SYNONYM(S): default … Useful english dictionary
co-pay|ment — «KOH PAY muhnt», noun the amount a patient pays toward a medical bill that is covered by insurance or other payment plan … Useful english dictionary
out|pay|ment — «OWT PAY muhnt», noun. 1. the act or fact of paying out. 2. an amount paid out: »One way to help thalance of payments problem would be to cut down on the Government s own huge outpayments of dollars (Wall Street Journal) … Useful english dictionary
o|ver|pay|ment — «OH vuhr PAY muhnt», noun. too great a payment … Useful english dictionary
non·pay·ment — /ˈnɑːnˈpeımənt/ noun [noncount] formal : failure to pay money that you owe for rent, taxes, etc. often + of Their electricity was turned off for nonpayment of bills. [=because they did not pay their electricity bills] … Useful english dictionary
co-pay·ment — /ˈkoʊˌpeımənt/ noun, pl ments [count] : an amount of money that a person with health insurance is required to pay at the time of each visit to a doctor or when purchasing medicine … Useful english dictionary
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pay — ag·li·pay·an·ism; cu·pay; cu·ru·pay; dé·pay·sé; im·pay·able; pa·pay·o·tin; pay; pay·abil·i·ty; pay·able; pay·able·ness; pay·ably; pay·ee; pay·er; pay·ment; pay·nim; pay·nim·ry; pay·o·la; pay·sage; pay·sa·gist; pay·sanne; pay·ye·tan; pre·pay;… … English syllables