cashes
Turns into money
Cashes is the third-person singular of cash, meaning to exchange something for money.
Most often this means converting a check or money order into currency: She cashes her paycheck every Friday.
To cash in is to redeem something for its value, or figuratively to take advantage: He cashed in on his fame.
To cash out is to withdraw entirely from an investment or game.
Payment completion process
- registerRecord officially; vocal range
- tillRegister drawer for money
- drawerSliding furniture compartment
- receiptWritten payment acknowledgment
payment · change · sales · clerk · customer · retail · store · shop
Change in form or faith
unload · auction · settle · payoff · debts · clearance · dissolution · bankruptcy
checkout
Payment completion process
- registerRecord officially; vocal range
- tillRegister drawer for money
- drawerSliding furniture compartment
receipt · payment · change · sales · clerk · customer · retail · store · shop · invoice
convert
Change in form or faith
divest · unload · auction · settle · payoff · debts · clearance · dissolution · bankruptcy · insolvency
check
Order to pay
- paycheckCompensation for labor
- voucherRedeemable certificate for value
- couponCertificate for reduced price
ticket · prize · winnings · jackpot · payout · claim · collect · receive · honor · deposit
capitalize
Make a letter large
advantage · gain · monetize · harvest · reap · windfall · opportunity · returns · yield · bonanza
- cash registerRetail transaction machine
- cash inConvert assets to money
- cash outConvert assets to money
- cold hard cashPhysical currency, not credit
- cash backRefund on purchases
- hard cashTangible currency, not credit
cash, cashier, cashing, cashed, cashiers, cashbox, petty cash, cashless, cashable