0 a book of cheques with your name printed on them that is given to you by your bank to make payments with --
1 a book of cheques with your name and account details printed on them, which is given to you by your bank to make payments with --
2 used to refer to someone spending money: --
An anonymous donor got out his chequebook and kept the organization from going under.
There was no pretence in the housing schemes, and in the battered inner cities non-payment was only for those with a chequebook and who could take the strain.
It was not only contempt of court that arose from the activities of the press in this case: the whole issue of chequebook journalism arose as well.
But what is this but chequebook television?
Now they finance the schools and provide them with chequebooks to pay suppliers of services, books and so forth.
I shall give examples of four types of chequebook journalism, each of which is to be condemned.
The second type of chequebook journalism concerns payment to criminals or people associated with them.
Perhaps they need modernisation to meet changing aspects of chequebook treason.
The colleges will check the correct transcription of material on the birth certificate, the chequebook, etc.
