See Also: transaction(medicine)
Transaction(money)
Transaction fee(money)
Ex-pit transaction(finance)
Net transaction(finance)
Transaction tax(money)
Net transaction(money)
Transaction fee(finance)
Ex-pit transaction(money)
transaction(dictionary)

protectrice (iou) and transaction (iou)


protectrice (iou)



protectrice noun. Now rare. LME.
[French, formed as PROTECTRIX: see -TRICE.]
A protectress.

transaction (iou)



transaction noun. LME.
[Late Latin transactio(n-), formed as TRANSACT: see -ION.]
Roman & Civil Law (now Hist.). The adjustment of a dispute between parties by mutual concession; an agreement, a covenant. LME.
P. Massinger This transaction, Drawn in express and formal terms.
The action of passing or making over a thing from one person etc. to another; transference. Only in 17.
J. Howell The transaction of these Provinces which the King..made as a dowry.
The action of transacting or fact of being transacted; the carrying on or completion of business etc. M17.
F. Burney After the transaction of this affair.
That which is or has been transacted, esp. a piece of business; a deal. M17.
C. Chaplin The transaction was simple..and the car was mine. Which? An up to date record of all your transactions.
b. A physical operation, action, or process. M17-L18.
In pl. Published reports of discussions, papers read, etc., at the meetings of a learned society. M17.
A. B. Edwards Scientific journals and the transactions of learned societies.