receipt * , also: rcpt. , also: rcpt

I gave her the money and asked for a receipt.

He asked if I had got a receipt for the photograph.

The green receipt should have come back to his office.

However the building was given to him because of no receipts.

In 2003, the receipts were a little more than 1 percent of the economy.

I leave a receipt in place of the food, and they know where to get the money.

And receipts were much lower than they should have been.

We gave him a receipt for the car, he found it and left.

Keep your receipt, or you'll have to pay it again at security.

The entire process, from order to receipt, took about 15 minutes.

By the time I got my body receipt it was after six.

I only sent the receipt in 4 times as they asked.

I wrote a number for him on the back of his receipt.

Foreign receipts are likely to come in at about the same amount.

The economic impact of the program goes far beyond tax receipts.

Keep receipts at home for anything you could lose while you're away.

I'll give you the receipt actually so you've got it in case.

You see, that is quite clear on this form of receipt.

The police also found "a receipt for a lot of food."

Last year, it was 1.2 percent of all Federal receipts.

She took my money, gave me a receipt and closed her door.

Make sure they're the same color, and keep the sales receipt.

The man set the box down and read the receipt.

"Not until you give me a receipt for my money."

And he went to his office to write out a receipt.