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Deposit
Deposit
n.
To
lay
down
; to
place
; to
put
; to
let
fall
or
throw
down
(as
sediment
); as, a
crocodile
deposits
her
eggs
in
the
sand
;
the
waters
deposited
a
rich
alluvium
.
Deposit
n.
To
lay
up or
away
for
safe
keeping
; to
put
up; to
store
; as, to
deposit
goods
in a
warehouse
.
Deposit
n.
To
lodge
in
some
one
's
hands
for
safe
keeping
; to
commit
to
the
custody
of
another
; to
intrust
;
esp
., to
place
in a
bank
, as a
sum
of
money
subject
to
order
.
Deposit
n.
To
lay
aside
; to
rid
one
's
self
of.
Deposit
v. t.
That
which
is
deposited
, or
laid
or
thrown
down
; as, a
deposit
in a
flue
;
especially
,
matter
precipitated
from
a
solution
(as
the
siliceous
deposits
of
hot
springs
), or
that
which
is
mechanically
deposited
(as
the
mud
,
gravel
,
etc
.,
deposits
of a
river
).
Deposit
v. t.
A
natural
occurrence
of a
useful
mineral
under
the
conditions
to
invite
exploitation
.
Deposit
v. t.
That
which
is
placed
anywhere
, or in
any
one
's
hands
,
for
safe
keeping
;
something
intrusted
to
the
care
of
another
;
esp
.,
money
lodged
with
a
bank
or
banker
,
subject
to
order
;
anything
given
as
pledge
or
security
.
Deposit
v. t.
A
bailment
of
money
or
goods
to be
kept
gratuitously
for
the
bailor
.
Deposit
v. t.
Money
lodged
with
a
party
as
earnest
or
security
for
the
performance
of a
duty
assumed
by
the
person
depositing
.
Deposit
v. t.
A
place
of
deposit
; a
depository
.
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