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bill

n.

A statement of account
invoice, itemized account, request for payment, check, tab*; see also statement 3.
A piece of paper money
bank note, note, Federal Reserve note, currency, paper money, gold certificate, silver certificate, dollar bill, long green*, greenback*, folding money*, skin*, one-spot*, fiver*, five-spot*, tenner*, ten-spot*, sawbuck*, C-note*; see also dollar, money 1.
A statement prepared for enactment into law
draft, measure, proposal, act, proposed act, piece of legislation; see also law 3.
A handbill
poster, circular, folder; see advertisement 1, 2.
A formal statement, usually legal
charge, allegation, indictment; see declaration 2.
A beak
nib, mandible, projection; see beak.

fill the bill*

meet requirements, be satisfactory, serve the purpose; see satisfy 3.

bill Synonyms

bill

v.

To request payment
dun, solicit, charge, render or send account of indebtedness, draw upon, send a statement, invoice.
To advertise, especially a coming attraction
announce, book, give advance notice of; see advertise 1.

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Another word for bill

noun

The horny projection forming a bird's jaws:
beak. See mouth
The projecting rim on the front of a cap:
brim, peak, visor. See convex, protection

noun

A precise list of fees or charges:
account, check, invoice, reckoning, statement. (Informal) tab. See pay
A document, such as a list or an outline, that gives, for example, the order of events in a public performance or the chief features of a stock offering:
program, prospectus, syllabus. See planned, words
A usually public posting that conveys a message:
billboard, notice, placard, poster, sign. See show
The formal product of a legislative or judicial body:
act, assize, enactment, law, legislation, lex, measure, statute. See law