deposit [ de·po·sit ]
Noun
Lower rates on bank deposits also are pushing money into the economy.
It helped pay the deposit on our house when securing the mortgage.
Force convicted slumlords to give damage deposits to the government.
They fought 496 seats and lost their deposit in 451.
These so-called amyloid deposits accumulate extracellularly in various organs.
areas of mineral deposits
All he needs to do is make a cash deposit.
Verb (deposits, depositing, deposited)
he deposited a pile of school books on the kitchen table
beds where salt is deposited by the tide
It ends with the female depositing her eggs in the male's pouch.
He also suggested that to prevent such a theft we should have deposited the helmets with him for safekeeping.
The money collected was deposited in the State Account.
Earlier, the students were compelled to pay a fee of Rs 5, 000 apart from Rs 23, 000 deposited as the first installment for getting the institute affiliated.

