Ledger

What do we mean by ledger?

A book in which the monetary transactions of a business are posted in the form of debits and credits. noun

A book to which the record of accounts is transferred as final entry from original postings. noun

A slab of stone laid flat over a grave. noun

A horizontal timber in a scaffold, attached to the uprights and supporting the putlogs. noun

In angling, to fish with ledger-bait.

See leger.

A bar, beam, stone, or other thing that lies flat or horizontal in a fixed position. noun

The principal book of accounts among merchants and others who have to keep an accurate record of money and other transactions, so arranged as to exhibit on one side all the sums or quantities at the debit of the accounts, and on the other all those at the credit. Formerly also ledger-book. noun

A resident; a resident agent; especially, a resident ambassador. For various other spellings, see etymology. noun

A commission-agent: a name formerly given to a Londoner who bought coals of the country colliers at so much a sack, and made his chief profit by using smaller sacks, making pretense he was a country collier. This was termed legering. noun

Lying in a certain place; laid; laid up; stationary; fixed.

Resident, as an ambassador.

A book in which a summary of accounts is laid up or preserved; the final book of record in business transactions, in which all debits and credits from the journal, etc., are placed under appropriate heads. noun

A large flat stone, esp. one laid over a tomb. noun

A horizontal piece of timber secured to the uprights and supporting floor timbers, a staircase, scaffolding, or the like. It differs from an intertie in being intended to carry weight. noun

Fishing bait attached to a floating line fastened to the bank of a stream, pond, etc. noun

A stationary shearing blade in a machine for shearing the nap of cloth. noun

See Leger line, under 3d Leger, a. noun

A book for keeping notes, especially one for keeping accounting records; a record book, a register.

A large, flat stone, especially one laid over a tomb.

A collection of accounting entries consisting of credits and debits.

A board attached to a wall to provide support for attaching other structural elements (such as deck joists or roof rafters) to a building.

Short for ledger bait or ledger line (“fishing line used with ledger bait for bottom fishing; ligger”).

A book of financial transactions. Urban Dictionary

To take copious amounts of narcotics and or booze to a point of losing self control, passing out, or death. usually refering to males. Urban Dictionary

To unintentionally take too much of a prescription drug. To unintentionally or intentionally prescribe too much of a prescription drug. Urban Dictionary

To unintentionally (often stupidly) put oneself in a dangerous or undesired situation. Urban Dictionary

1. To piss in one's own sink. 2. A Northern cunt. Urban Dictionary

Verb; to party, to get drunk, to have fun, to have too much fun, to end your night passed out, any type of drug use Urban Dictionary

Possibly the greatest person of all time. he is known for being great at the game "mobsters", and also known for having an extremely large nutsack - aka penis. this is the guy that all girls want to touch and get "giggidy" with, unless you are a fridget, which means you are the opposite of paris hilton. Therefore, the term Ledger, can be used to describe someone who is good at gaming, and also someone who has extremely large genitals. Urban Dictionary

A ploy used by film studios to increase the box office draw of their movies by killing the star. Urban Dictionary

To Overdose on a variety of pills. Urban Dictionary

To kill oneself. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ledger:
ledger, ledge, leger, leiger, edger, pledger, lodger, hedger, kedger, leder, ledges, ledgier, legger, lenger, sledger, ledged.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ledger:
receivable, debit, joker, payable, inquirer, slab, transactions, rand, accounting, accounts, inscribed, tacoma, quincy, nolan, cobb, transaction, balance, preston, syndicate, knight, account, heath, entries, inventory, drawings, tribune, newspaper, stones, weekly, philadelphia, column, credit, paper, canton, consensus, inscription, journals, cash, daily, perth, actor, plains, circulation, assets, stone, database, papers, supporting, enterprise, scholarship, dark, guests, kelly, filming, printed.

Words that rhyme with ledger:
leger, edger, pledger, hedger, pledgor, edge her, hedge her, pledge her, wedge her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ledger:
general, receivable, payable, clarion, star, old, private, large, separate, subsidiary, big, individual, nominal, bound, main, open, leaf, financial, huge, thick, entry, ordinary, daily, detailed, double, loose, cost, sub, green, finished, non, enormous, account, column, subordinate, auxiliary, secret, closed, departmental, handwritten, balanced, petty, dusty, fat, discount, patient, tabular, sad, duplicate, impersonal, check, balancing, gray, eared.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ledger:
accounts, account, book, paper, balances, enquirer, entries, balance, star, column, copybook, cards, jackson, lines, assets, photo, dispatch, division, drawings, newspaper, stones, control, sheet, card, interest, article, post, headings, titles, story, reporter, summary, ltd, space, clerks, attacks, figures, file, volumes, pages, columnist, editorial, page.

Consonant match to ledger:
leger, lodger, logie, ledgy, lougee, lurgi, lai j, le g, le je, ledge he, lee g, lee je, li g, li je, li ji, li jie, liege a, lodge a, lodge he, lodge her, lodge high, lodge i, loo g, low g, lowe je, lu ji.

Words that sound like ledger:
ledger, leger, leisure, lodger, leasure, lecher, letcher, lesher, lusher, legger, legere, leggere, leather, ledge, lair, lare, lasher, leacher, ledgers, pledger, laire, lenger, lere, lehr, leor, sledger, lehar, ledgy, alleger, liger, lugger, ligger, hedger, ligar, linger, lier, lear, leer, logy, lir, lidge, bludger, leir, lunger, lyr, laj, leere, -logy, laja, llyr, sludger, lawyer, lager, logger, luger, lagger, lugar, leaguer, loger, laager, logar, leiger, lieger, layer, lecture, larger, lar, lather, fletcher, leper, laur, lawer, leche, lege, lechery, lage, langer, laure, laer, leder, lekker, lauer, ledged, lauge, lahar, legi, lehrer, flesher, lemmer, leisured, lecker, leier, lahr, lechers, lennar, laar, larr, lehner, blessure, lehmer.