Payment contracted to be made for the temporary use of anything. (In Old English, esp. for money lent; usury, interest.) to beor have on hire, to let…

Wages; reward.

wages, remuneration.

Reward for service, wages, payment. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Pay (esp. of soldiers), wages, salary.

A payment to a person for service rendered. Formerly used widely, e.g. for the salary or fee paid to… singular. (For living wage see living wage n.…

A sum of money (or equivalent) paid or payable, esp. in return for goods or services or in discharge of a debt; wages, pay. Also: †the price of…

Remuneration for (regular or extra) work done; pay, wages; (also) a payment made in remuneration for work done; a fee, a bonus. Now rare.

concrete. Money, or a sum of money, paid for labour or service; wages, salary, stipend; remuneration.

A payment, reward, wage.

Reward, recompense; (now usually) money paid for work or a service; payment, pay.

Pay, salary, wages.

Profit or gain arising from station, office, or employment; dues; reward, remuneration, salary.

Pay, payment.

gen. Payment for services, wages. Obsolete.

spec. In plural and singular. Financial provision for the payment of people in one's employment or service (esp. in the military); pay, wages. Obs…

Something given in payment; a reward, remuneration; a compensation, equivalent.

Payment; wages. Obsolete.

A spurious word, representing Latin vadia ‘wages’ in the writ appointing a serjeant; the other words represent feoda ‘fees’, vestura ‘vesture’ and re…

concrete. Money that a person acquires by working, etc.; earnings. English regional (chiefly north-eastern).

Pay.

(rendering French traitement, sense 5 in Littré.) Salary, emolument.

slang. Wages; a salary.

Payment in proportion to the period worked; esp. payment which brings an employee's account up to date. Also: certification (in the form of a…

Wages, salary; a person's pay or remuneration; profit.