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Synonym for bank [verb]

The synonym bank synonymous definition words:
means "movement"
turn, soar, slope, pitch, incline, angle, grade
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bank [verb]

means "economy"
deposit, put aside, save, reserve, hoard, shelve

bank [verb]

means "action"
heap up, pile up, gather, dike

bank [noun]

means "thing"
line, panel, row, array, tier

bank [noun]

means "nature"
shore, coast, ridge, rim, shoal, border, slope, ledge

bank [noun]

means "geography"
embankment, mound, heap, hill, knoll

bank [noun]

means "banking"
financial institution, vault, treasury

bank [noun]

means "amount"
reserve, stockpile, supply, deposit, hoard, store
Further results for the word "bank"

Treasury [noun]

means "financial institution"
vault, bank

bar [noun]

means "nature"
bank, reef, ridge, shallow, shoal

battery [noun]

means "set"
series, array, chain, sequence, bank

bench [noun]

means "thing"
pew, bank, seat, stall, settee, form

bluff [noun]

means "hill"
bank, headland, cliff, precipice

cliff [noun]

means "nature"
hill, bank, headland, bluff, precipice

funds [noun]

means "pool"
purse, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank, kitty

headland [noun]

means "hill"
bank, bluff, cliff, precipice

heap [verb]

means "activity"
stack, accumulate, amass, bank, arrange, dike

heap [noun]

means "thing"
pile, accumulation, agglomeration, bank, collection, load

hill [noun]

means "geography"
bluff, bank, headland, cliff, precipice

hillside [noun]

means "slope"
grade, pitch, gradient, bank, embankment, acclivity

knoll [noun]

means "embankment"
mound, heap, hill, bank

land [noun]

means "nature"
earth, ground, bank, dry land, mountains

panel [noun]

means "line"
bank, row, array, tier

pew [noun]

means "lawn-seat"
bench, bank, seat, stall, settee, form

pile [noun]

means "heap"
accumulation, bank, assemblage, cock, collection, mass

pile up [verb]

means "heap up"
bank, gather, dike

pool [noun]

means "finance"
funds, purse, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank

precipice [noun]

means "hill"
bank, headland, cliff, bluff

purse [noun]

means "finance"
funds, pool, reserves, pot, jackpot, bank

put aside [verb]

means "deposit"
bank, save, reserve, hoard, shelve

reserve [verb]

means "save"
bank

reserves [noun]

means "funds"
purse, pool, pot, jackpot, bank, kitty

settee [noun]

means "furniture"
pew, bank, seat, stall, bench, form

slope [noun]

means "nature"
hill, incline, grade, rake, hillside, bank

stockpile [verb]

means "reserve"
bank, supply, deposit, hoard, store

store [verb]

means "activity"
cache, bank

tier [noun]

means "line"
panel, row, array, bank

yaw [verb]

means "bend"
curve, deviate, switch, change, shift, bank

bank draft [noun]

means "cheque"
withdrawal, debit, draft, payment

banker [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, capitalist, landowner, businessperson

bankrupt [adjective]

means "ruined"
insolvent, broke, busted, destitute, impoverished

bankruptcy [noun]

means "failure"
fiasco, bust, collapse, dud, failing

auction [noun]

means "public sale"
disposal, bargain, bankruptcy sale

beggar [noun]

means "pauper"
indigent, bankrupt, bum

break [verb]

means "finance"
bankrupt, make bankrupt, ruin

bursar [noun]

means "person dealing with money"
banker, purser, cashier, receiver

capitalise [verb]

means "finance"
back, bankroll, stake

capitalist [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, banker, landowner, businessman

capitalize [verb]

means "finance"
back, bankroll, stake

cashier [noun]

means "person dealing with money"
banker, purser, bursar, receiver

coupon [noun]

means "promissory note"
note, letter of credit, bank draft, cheque, draft

dealer [noun]

means "play"
banker, player

deprive [verb]

means "strip"
bankrupt, dispossess, withhold, divest, dismantle, bare

dispossess [verb]

means "deprive"
bankrupt, strip, withhold, divest, dismantle, bare

dollar [noun]

means "federal reserve note"
money, bank note, currency, legal tender, coin, dollar bill

draft [noun]

means "banking"
promissory note, note, letter of credit, bank draft, cheque, coupon

embarrassed [adjective]

means "broke"
insolvent, poor, impoverished, bankrupt

investor [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
capitalist, financier, banker, landowner, businessperson

landowner [noun]

means "entrepreneur"
investor, financier, banker, capitalist, businessperson

letter of credit [noun]

means "promissory note"
note, draft, bank draft, cheque, coupon

pauper [noun]

means "destitute person"
beggar, indigent, bankrupt, insolvent

purser [noun]

means "person dealing with money"
banker, cashier, bursar, receiver

ruin [verb]

means "finance"
bankrupt, impoverish, drain, exhaust, fleece

sale [noun]

means "event"
discount, reduction, clearance, bargain, special, bankruptcy sale

smash [verb]

means "destroy"
demolish, wreck, ruin, defeat, bankrupt, overthrow

strip [verb]

means "activity"
deprive, bankrupt, dispossess, withhold, divest, dismantle

unusable [adjective]

means "useless"
obsolete, bankrupt

useless [adjective]

means "unusable"
obsolete, bankrupt

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