voucher
Voucher (noun) means a piece of paper or code that can be exchanged for goods, services, or a discount. Example: “She used a gift voucher to pay for the meal.”
How to use voucher
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA ticket-like document you can redeem for money, goods, or as proof of a payment.
In the US, "voucher" is common for school/childcare vouchers and proof-of-expense slips; in the UK it's also widely used for retail gift and discount vouchers.
Word forms
- Plural
- vouchers
- Third person singular
- vouchers
- Past tense
- vouchered
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She used a gift _____ to pay for the meal.
Etymology
From vouch plus the agent suffix -er.
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