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Bill
Bill
n.
A
beak
, as of a
bird
, or
sometimes
of a
turtle
or
other
animal
.
Bill
v. i.
To
strike
; to
peck
.
Bill
v. i.
To
join
bills
, as
doves
; to
caress
in
fondness
.
Bill
n.
The
bell
, or
boom
, of
the
bittern
Bill
n.
A
cutting
instrument
,
with
hook
-
shaped
point
,
and
fitted
with
a
handle
;
used
in
pruning
,
etc
.; a
billhook
.
When
short
,
called
a
hand
bill
,
when
long
, a
hedge
bill
.
Bill
n.
A
weapon
of
infantry
, in
the
14th
and
15th
centuries
. A
common
form
of
bill
consisted
of a
broad
,
heavy
,
double
-
edged
,
hook
-
shaped
blade
,
having
a
short
pike
at
the
back
and
another
at
the
top
,
and
attached
to
the
end
of a
long
staff
.
Bill
n.
One
who
wields
a
bill
; a
billman
.
Bill
n.
A
pickax
, or
mattock
.
Bill
n.
The
extremity
of
the
arm
of an
anchor
;
the
point
of or
beyond
the
fluke
.
Bill
v. t.
To
work
upon
( as to
dig
,
hoe
,
hack
, or
chop
anything
)
with
a
bill
.
Bill
n.
A
declaration
made
in
writing
,
stating
some
wrong
the
complainant
has
suffered
from
the
defendant
, or a
fault
committed
by
some
person
against
a
law
.
Bill
n.
A
writing
binding
the
signer
or
signers
to
pay
a
certain
sum
at a
future
day
or on
demand
,
with
or
without
interest
, as
may
be
stated
in
the
document
.
Bill
n.
A
form
or
draft
of a
law
,
presented
to a
legislature
for
enactment
; a
proposed
or
projected
law
.
Bill
n.
A
paper
,
written
or
printed
,
and
posted
up or
given
away
, to
advertise
something
, as a
lecture
, a
play
, or
the
sale
of
goods
; a
placard
; a
poster
; a
handbill
.
Bill
n.
An
account
of
goods
sold
,
services
rendered
, or
work
done
,
with
the
price
or
charge
; a
statement
of a
creditor
's
claim
, in
gross
or by
items
; as, a
grocer
's
bill
.
Bill
n.
Any
paper
,
containing
a
statement
of
particulars
; as, a
bill
of
charges
or
expenditures
; a
weekly
bill
of
mortality
; a
bill
of
fare
,
etc
.
Bill
v. t.
To
advertise
by a
bill
or
public
notice
.
Bill
v. t.
To
charge
or
enter
in a
bill
; as, to
bill
goods
.
bill
An
act
or a
bill
conferring
upon
a
chief
executive
, as a
governor
or
mayor
,
large
powers
of
appointment
and
removal
of
heads
of
departments
or
other
subordinate
officials
.
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