A perquisite allowed to an officer or servant (esp. a forester, a cook or scullion). fee of a bullock: see quot. 1736. Obsolete.

An incoming fee or revenue, esp. one of an occasional or incidental character. Chiefly in plural.

concrete (chiefly plural). Profits or proceeds of business transactions; remuneration or perquisites of employment. Cf. vail, n.1 (Obsolete exc. U.S.)

= perquisite, n. 3a.

A casual or occasional profit or emolument in addition to salary, stipend, wages, or other regular payment, esp. one accruing or attached to an…

A perquisite. Obsolete. (Cf. vail, n.1 5.)

Any casual profit, fee, remuneration, etc., attached to an office or position in addition to the normal salary or revenue. Cf. perk, n.2

? a buck received as a perquisite.

A casual revenue or income; see sense A. 2 above.

A small privilege or perquisite customarily due to a member of a particular organization, rank, profession, etc.; an unofficial or fringe benefit…

an additional or subsidiary benefit, esp. one that is informal or unplanned; a fringe benefit, a perk.