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chequebook

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Noun — A booklet of preprinted cheques issued to a bank account holder for making payments.

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How to use chequebook

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write a cheque from your chequebook a spare chequebook order a new chequebook keep a chequebook

Chequebook is the standard British spelling, while checkbook is used in American English.

Etymology

Chequebook is a straightforward English compound, joining cheque and book to name the booklet of cheques a bank issues to an account holder.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a chequebook?
It is a booklet holding a set of preprinted cheques that a bank account holder uses to make payments.
How is chequebook spelled?
In British English it is chequebook or cheque book; American English uses checkbook.
Where does the word chequebook come from?
It simply combines the words cheque and book, describing the booklet form the cheques come in.

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