Receivable

What do we mean by receivable?

Suitable for being received or accepted, especially as payment. adjective

Awaiting or requiring payment; due or collectible. adjective

A business asset due to one business from another. noun

Capable of being received; fit for reception or acceptance.

Awaiting receipt of payment; that is to be paid: as, bills receivable. See bill payable, bill receivable, under bill.

Capable of being received. adjective

See under 6th Bill. adjective

Capable of being received, especially of a debt, from the perspective of the creditor. adjective

A debt owed, usually to a business, from the perspective of that business noun

Especially, a debt arising from a sale on account or on credit. noun

Awaiting payment adjective

A debt owed, usually to a business, from the perspective of that business

Especially, a debt arising from a sale on account or on credit.

1.Person being penetrated in a sexual manner from behind. Usually refered to, but not limited to, a homosexual receiving anal sex. See donkey punch Urban Dictionary

To take something up the anal passage. Urban Dictionary

Proper “Victorian English” term for Vagina. Urban Dictionary

Adj., when someone has met the standards of sexual intercourse. Urban Dictionary

A girl is receiving the sexual pleasure during sex Urban Dictionary

This is a term implying that it is necessary to accept what goes on around you, or what's done to you. Say you get completely owned at something, JUST RECEIVE IT! You can also say this to other people when you own them; tell them to just receive your seed! Absolutely everything is receiveable, and u'll see that when you start to just receive things as they are, u'll be much more easy going. And don't just receive, you must Give as well! Urban Dictionary

One who willingly accepts foreign objects inside ones anal orifice. Can be female, but usually is male. Urban Dictionary

Slang for "friend" used among the youth of Southern Ontario. Sometimes spelt phonetically as "Reseev" to better show how it is pronounced, as it is pronounced slightly differently than "receive." Urban Dictionary

The Head Receiver is the most important job title you can get in a company. After a stressful day workers go to the Head Receiver to give their energy and take the seed of victory into their mouth. Urban Dictionary

When you receive a blowjob and immediately stop talking to the girl and move on to the next for some more Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to receivable:
receivable, deceivable, receival, reservable, receivables, perceivable, revivable, reclinable, deceivably.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word receivable:
receivables, invoice, factoring, payable, ledger, promissory, debtor, payroll, dues, dab, liabilities, inventory, seller, borrowing, collateral, doubtful, asset, accounts, allowance, owed, accounting, financing, billing, analogue, lending, discount, expense, debts, turnover, assets, payment, cash, transaction, transactions, credit, liability, cable, debt, dish, balance, transmitter, customer, account, satellite, antenna, sheet, factor, taxes, loans, purchasing, bonds, expenses, analog, sales, channels, coverage, reporting, signal, subsidiary, customers, fixed, goods, aerial, collect, clients, provision, amount, digital, finance, stations, revenue, channel, paid, broadcasting, insurance, value, programming, ratio, transmission, loan, via, behalf, net, management, sale, solutions, bad, financial, etc, document, tax, broadcast, frequency, receiving, depending, kansas, border, money, purchase, bbc.

Words that rhyme with receivable:
unbelievable, inconceivable, conceivable, achievable, believable, grievable, cleavable.

Adjectives that are often used to describe receivable:
net, outstanding, uncollectible, total, average, unrealized, current, foreign, term, payable, gross, overdue, open, bearing, day, due, individual, doubtful, dishonored, specific, lease, lnterest, corresponding, uncollected, delinquent, intercompany, annual, discounted, minimum, rent, maximum, ordinary, actual, year, denominated, collectible, future, related, end, month, unpaid, aged, bad, prime, separate, regular, unbilled, note, interfund, fictitious, unsettled, acquired, hemp, longer, eligible, worthless, dividend, prior, unrecorded, value, rents, recorded, uncollectable, dividends, loans, uncanceled.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective receivable:
account, ledger, balance, turnover, system, financing, accounts, file, records, department, ratio, column, clerk, management, balances, book, register, sales, period, days, control, application, report, amount, record, program, journal, information, files, section, reports, cards, method, collections, ledgers, figure, function, revenue, module, amounts, notes, ratios, total, increases, aging, increase, item, asset, coupons, card, manager, items, cash, collection, insurance, columns, database, investment, bookkeeper, statutes, cycle, current, processing, loans, schedule, package, inventories, personnel, loan, adjustment, list, portfolio, statements, net, transactions, trade, entries, clerks, allowance, software, transaction, money, bills.

Consonant match to receivable:
receive verbal.

Words that sound like receivable:
receivable, receivables, deceivable, removable, perceivable, receival, reservable, arrestable, rustable, risible, rosabelle, removeable, resettable, resolvable, relievable, resealable, raisable, revivable, researchable, preservable, respirable, reliable, reasonable, resemble, reachable, conceivable, repeatable, cristobal, retrievable, recoverable, writable, irremovable, rippable, derivable, grievable, rinsable, restorable, irresolvable, rescindable.