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121Bank — Bankf 1.BankdeskleinenMannes=Versatz ,Pfandamt,Pfandleihanstalt.1920ff. 2.durchdieBank=alleohneAusnahme;alleohneUnterschied;durchweg.DieaufderBanksitzendenGästewerdenderReihenachundohneBevorzugungbedient.1400ff.… …
122bank — n Money. He has all the bank he needs. 1990s …
123bank — Money, usually in large quantities. Ryan is setting himself up for a home invasion. Word s on the street that he has a bank in his apartment …
124bank — Money, usually in large quantities. Ryan is setting himself up for a home invasion. Word s on the street that he has a bank in his apartment …
125bank — See: piggy bank …
126bank\ on — v informal To depend on; put one s trust in; rely on. He knew he could bank on public indignation to change things, if he could once prove the dirty work. The students were banking on the team to do its best in the championship game. Syn.: count… …
127bank — bæŋk n. money, cash (Slang) n. institution for saving and borrowing money; riverbank; cashier; slope; mound, heap (of snow); row of keys (such as on a piano); memory slot, socket for connecting a memory chip (Computers) v. deposit money in a… …
128bank — obsolete to fail in business The bank was the bench on which Lombard money lenders conducted their business. It was turned over rupted if they failed to meet their commitments. In the late 19thcentury banks were failing regularly and the …
