deposit slip

noun

1. a slip for listing deposits made to a bank account.

Word History and Origins

Origin of deposit slip¹

First recorded in 1900–05

Example Sentences

Of course, if you walk in with a wad of cash and ask for a deposit slip and make a big deposit, that might garner you some perhaps unwanted attention, but hey!

From Salon

The Post has reviewed a receipt for the procedure, an ATM deposit slip that includes an image of a $700 check written by Walker days after the procedure and a “get well” card that he sent with the check.

From Washington Post

She provided to The Times a $575 receipt she was given after paying for the procedure at an Atlanta women’s clinic, and a deposit slip showing a copy of a $700 check that she said Mr. Walker gave her as reimbursement.

From New York Times

They have the deposit slip, the postcard, the two photos, and they also will be given a first-edition copy of “The Wisdom of the Chinese Kitchen.”

From Washington Post

She pulls out her checkbook and she gives me a deposit slip.

From Washington Post

Related Words

• time deposit