Payment

What do we mean by payment?

The act of paying or the state of being paid. noun

An amount paid. noun

One's due, reward, or punishment; requital. noun

The act of paying; the delivery of money as payment, in the course of business. noun

More specifically, in law, the discharge of a pecuniary obligation by money or what is accepted as the equivalent of a specific sum of money; “the satisfaction, by or in the name of the debtor, to the creditor, of what is due, with the object to put an end to the obligation” (Goudsmit). noun

The thing given in discharge of a debt or fulfilment of a promise; recompense; requital; reward. noun

Hence, figuratively, chastisement; punishment. noun

The act of paying, or giving compensation; the discharge of a debt or an obligation. noun

That which is paid; the thing given in discharge of a debt, or an obligation, or in fulfillment of a promise; reward; recompense; requital; return. noun

Punishment; chastisement. noun

The act of paying. noun

A sum of money paid in exchange for goods or services. noun

A sum of money paid or a claim discharged noun

An act of requiting; returning in kind noun

The act of paying money noun

The act of paying.

A sum of money paid in exchange for goods or services.

This is one of the laws of social physics. When a man observes a couple and wants to have sex with the female, all the man has to do is simply fight the other male. If he wins, the female immediately forgets about her lover and is forced by nature to have sexual intercourse with this new man. The man will now receive his 'payment' for pulling off such a random and brave stunt. This was discovered when an unknown man witnessed Chuck Norris execute this act and tried to reenact it. Much to his surprise, it worked. This was one of the first laws of social physics ever to be discovered. This also works for women, however, the fight must take place in a kiddie pool filled with either mud or some other slippery substance. Urban Dictionary

Giving someone the payment is placing your testicles on or wiping them across someones face (preferably slowly). Whomever receives the payment does not need to be a willing participant, which makes this a much more useful threat than teabagging, where the recipient must agree or be in a deep sleep. It is also considered to be more degrading by some. The payment also has it's own vernacular. It is used only as the payment, not payment alone. The person receiving the payment is the payee. Urban Dictionary

(noun) An arrangement between a man and a woman who are dating or are good friends in which case the woman trades her man sex in exchange for goods or services. Such an arrangement is also mereferred to as hoing, whoring, prostituting, etc. Urban Dictionary

The sum of the capital account balance and the current account balance; put another way, the net change in financial reserves of a country, whether in the form of income (current account) or foreign investments (capital account) For example, in all years since 1980, the USA has run a large-to-huge current account deficit, but in most years it has run a capital account surplus that is almost as big as the current account deficit. As a result, the USA has run a medium-to-large balance of payments deficit over this period. A commonly-overlooked byproduct of BoP is that it determines whether or not a currency can be used as an international reserve currency. Despite repeated efforts by the governments of the EU and Japan to get their currencies established as such, they have failed to dent the US dollar's global primacy as the money for international transactions. This is because EU member states and Japan (as well as other major economies) run very large surpluses in their BoP. Japan, in particular, imports extremely little, and retains huge reserves rather than invest all of its net export earnings overseas. As a consequence, overseas holdings of euros or yen are much to small to serve as an alternative to the US dollar. Urban Dictionary

When you don't masturbate for a couple of days in anticipation of getting a blow job. It will fill her cheeks to cartoon-like proportions. Urban Dictionary

Giving head/ blowjobs/eatout oral sex When you can't afford to pay for product and need a front till Friday. Urban Dictionary

The reason for your service being interrupted or property repossessed for non-payment. See "between jobs". Urban Dictionary

A "couch payment" is the term for paying off a debt with sex rather than money. Urban Dictionary

A way to pay a local business that raises their stoke and earnings. Urban Dictionary

When one parrt has handy services to provide for someone and the other party pays in sexual favors. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to payment:
payment, wayment, pament, rayment.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word payment:
debit, dues, debts, ransom, transactions, mortgage, royalties, owed, fees, pension, transaction, buyer, debt, fee, taxes, wages, obligation, card, cash, compensation, expenses, obligations, credit, rent, visa, cards, gateway, provider, loans, damages, pay, currency, paid, premium, tax, salary, sum, paying, processing, fund, amount, toll, employees, loan, bonds, customer, insurance, tribute, check, monthly, solutions, customers, options, banking, money, bills, pounds, benefits, purchase, goods, employee, mobile, option, coins, merchant, banks, costs, rates, resolution, revenue, delivery, funds, budget, ticket, balance, account, value, accept.

Words that rhyme with payment:
raiment, claimant, downpayment, repayment, embayment, copayment, prepayment, nonpayment, overpayment, wayment, underpayment, rayment, arcement, bombay mint, calais mint, game hunt.

Adjectives that are often used to describe payment:
down, non, monthly, annual, first, full, final, immediate, prompt, partial, additional, last, single, direct, initial, deferred, actual, regular, total, average, late, minimum, fixed, sum, extra, further, future, weekly, yearly, prospective, periodic, due, timely, voluntary, punctual, exact, maximum, monetary, principal, substantial, pre, time, quarterly, net, delayed, part, lease, double, ultimate, party, fair, compulsory, nominal, electronic, interim, adequate, excess, balance, front, promised, incentive, customary, semiannual, continued.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective payment:
plan, plans, terms, systems, options, method, methods, cards, date, schedule, bonds, rates, orders, arrangements, kind, schedules, mechanisms, levels, information, amount, history, provisions, policy, services, procedures, instructions, details, results, delays, bond, policies, schemes, court, dates, processing, order, issues, credit, records, rate, amounts, transactions, arrears, procedure, periods, vouchers, check, agreements, pursuant, obligations, due, rules, authorization, series, requests, limitations, mechanism, restrictions, caps, discount, continued, requirements, ranges, out, figures, gateway, enclosed, visa, practices, limits, cap, bills, voucher, protest, float, deadline, record, subject, payments, vehicle.

Consonant match to payment:
piment, permount.

Words that sound like payment:
payment, pament, piment, pavement, payments, pennant, ponent, peyman, payman, bement, wayment, patient, pigment, pieman, ployment, peint, pairment, p money, pamet, piemen, basement, beaumont, bayman, hemant, bailment, haymond, batement, pimento, pimenta, paint, opponent, potent, punt, peasant, peanut, painted, placement, pendant, pageant, patent, pungent, poignant, penchant, pavements, pendent, panem, pesant, penut, pomona, repayment, piedmont, pennants, pissant, passant, pennon, payan, pinon, prenant, pman, penate, payen, pimiento, copayment, pundt, arrayment, pallant, piermont, pinsent, punan, pollent, pimienta, pennons, patente, arraiment, aimant, play money, bowman, bimini, bemoaned, beaman, bauman, bowmen, bashment, beeman, beamon, baumann, beamen, boman, beau monde, baughman, beynon, battement, beman, bahman, basant, bellmont, bohman, bouwman, bodement, boomen.