A gift of bounty; gratuity, reward; a gift stipulated for in addition to money wages. Cf. bounty, n. 4b.

A free gift; a gratuity, reward; esp. Scottish a grant or contribution of money made to the sovereign. Obsolete. (Cf. benevolence, n.)

A gratuity given to a servant or attendant; a tip; spec. one of those given by a visitor on his… In plural.

A fee, gratuity.

In the Shakespeare passage the clown's humorous perversion for gratuity; so jocularly used by Scott.

A small gift of money; a tip.

Esp. in parts of Asia and North Africa: a small sum of money given as a tip, bribe, or alms.

The money paid in simony (sense 1a or 1c); money used to purchase a position. rare.

A gratuity expected or claimed by a waiter, porter, servant, or the like, for the performance of services; a customary tip.

A small present of money given to an inferior, esp. to a servant or employee of another for a service rendered or expected; a gratuity, a…

A gratuity, a tip. Cf. douceur, n. 4. Obsolete. rare.

Esp. in parts of Asia and North Africa: a small sum of money given as a tip, bribe, or alms; = baksheesh, n. 1.

A gratuity, tip.

A sum of money or other benefit granted to an employee in addition to his or her usual wages, typically as a reward for good performance, as a…

colloquial. A present of money; a tip. Cf. pouch, v. 5. Now rare.

Money easily acquired; an unearned or unexpected bonus; a tip. Hence to ride (board) the gravy train (or boat), to obtain easy financial success…

Chiefly in France or French contexts: a New Year's gift; a Christmas present; a tip or bonus given to a servant, tradesperson, etc., at New Year.

Australian. A gratuity; a bribe. Also sling back. Cf. sling, v.1 9.

Caribbean. In plural with singular agreement. A gratuity or small gift of money.

A gratuity or tip.