outgo
What you spend
Outgo is money that goes out—expenditures, expenses, or disbursements.
It contrasts with income or inflow and appears most often in financial contexts: The company's outgo exceeded its income for the third quarter.
As a verb, outgo means to surpass or exceed, though this use is rare and old-fashioned: His ambition outgoes his talent.
Money spent on things
- costsAmounts required to pay
- spendingOutlaying of funds
- disbursementDistribution of funds
- paymentFulfilling a financial obligation
outlay · overhead · fees · dues · rent · utilities · tuition · wages
Release of substance outward
- effluxOutward flow of fluid
- drainageLiquid removal system
- seepageSlow fluid escape
- leakageUnintended fluid escape
emission · overflow · stream · flux · current · pour · vent · spill
Failure to reach quota
- lossBeing without something
- depletionReduction of supply
- reductionMaking something smaller
- declineDecrease or refuse
decrease · shrinkage · depreciation · erosion · contraction · attrition · wastage · dissipation
expenses
Money spent on things
- costsAmounts required to pay
- spendingOutlaying of funds
- disbursementDistribution of funds
payment · outlay · overhead · fees · dues · rent · utilities · tuition · wages · salary
discharge
Release of substance outward
leakage · emission · overflow · stream · flux · current · pour · vent · spill · gush
shortfall
Failure to reach quota
decline · decrease · shrinkage · depreciation · erosion · contraction · attrition · wastage · dissipation · drain
exceed
Go past a limit
outperform · eclipse · transcend · overtake · surmount · top · best · outshine · outclass · trump
- output deviceHardware producing visible results
- outgoing president
- urine outputExcreted liquid waste amount
- audio outputTransmitted sonic signal
- outgoing mailCorrespondence ready for sending
- outgoing callPhone contact you initiate