| | | | Orders supplied at a very liberal discount.

By-the-way, Mr. Stearine, you were speaking the other day of a little discount.

coupon, discount coupon, cents-off coupon; store coupon, manufacturer's coupon; double coupon discount, triple coupon discount.

He took off an extortionate discount for a very short loan.

I'll take a good fat discount instead.

It may at the same time indulge in mere local discounts under the name of bills of exchange.

if you had lived fifty years longer, you would have seen that paper constitutions, like the paper money you despised so justly, depend upon honesty and confidence for their value, and are at a sad discount in hard times of fraud and corruption.

The suspension of specie payments brought instant relief to all really solvent mercantile houses; since those who had valuable assets of any kind could now obtain discounts sufficient to enable them to meet their liabilities.

V. discount, bate; abate, rebate; reduce, price down, mark down take off, allow, give, make allowance; tax.

But the life of humanity is long and vigorous, and the philosopher of history knows well that the sum total of accomplishment at any time must be diminished by an unavoidable discount.

she exclaimed, in a tone insinuating that the ocean was at a decided discount in her part of the world"oh, you will find that a mile further on."