(noun) money in form of notes and coins
cash
(noun) a piece of equipment for adding up the amount of money someone has to pay and keeping money
till
(noun) a large amount of money
fortune
(verb) to give someone something in return for something that they gave you.
exchange
(noun) a document that you get from someone showing that you have given them money.
receipt
(noun) the place where you pay in a supermaeket or other large shop
checkout
(noun) something you buy that costs less than usual.
bargain
(noun) a piece of paper show how much money you owe after you eat at a restaurant.
bill
(adj) not spending or costing much money.
economical
(adj) made of a very common light, strong substance that is produced by a chemical process.
plastic
(noun) a large amount of money and other valuable things, being rich
wealth
(v/n) to give money back to someone as they have paid to too much or they don't want it.
refund
(adj) relating to economy, business and trade.
economic
(noun) a reduction in the price of something
discount