0 past simple and past participle of cash --
1 to exchange a cheque, etc. for cash: --
Would you cash a cheque for me?
But there is an absolute bar to benefit if an order is not cashed within that period.
Damasio's (1994) theory of reason and emotion, for instance, could be cashed out in terms of (cognitive) dynamic simulations that make use of inhibitory competition.
Current reserves of public pension agencies resulted from pre-1980 accumulations because contributions were cashed in, whereas claims were long to mature.
This has been cashed out in a variety of ways.
Western science's claim to truth will never be cashed solely in the libraries - even when looking out of their windows.
The argument has been cashed out in various ways.
If this is how the notion of domain integration is cashed out, however, it becomes hard to believe that language is necessary for domain-integrative thought.
Each of these issues, among others, needs attention if the implications of the alternative sense of "ownership" here put forward are to be cashed out.
