To apply or allot (money) to, spend (a sum) on a certain object; to expend, invest. Obsolete.

To enter in books of account; to ‘post’, make up (accounts).

To record (debts) by means of notches on a tally; hence to write down as a debt. Also with up.

transitive. Bookkeeping and Accounting. To carry or transfer (an entry) from an auxiliary, interim, or temporary book to a more formal, official, or…

to give credit: to make or record a deposit (with to an account or person, etc., or with indirect object, for a sum).

transitive. To enter in a journal or book for daily accounts; spec. in Book-keeping, to make a journal entry in which the Dr. and Cr. accounts are…

transitive. to enter up: to complete a series of entries in (a book or record) so as to keep it up to date; to put (entries) into a book or record…

transitive (usually in passive). British. Education. To make a statement of the special educational needs of (a child); to assess as having such…