Cost, expense.

Expense, expenditure; cost. Obsolete.

In plural. Expenses; charges, costs.

In plural. Expenses, costs. Obsolete.

plural. Charges, costs, items of expense or expenditure; esp. in later use = expense, n. 3c.

Obsolete. plural. Expenses, charges, costs.

In plural esp.: The charges, costs, items of outlay, incurred by a person in the execution of any commission or duty; ‘money out of pocket’…

Any payment made by or exacted from a person or persons; a tax, charge, price; a contribution; an expenditure. Also figurative. Obsolete.

In plural. The expenses or charges, considered collectively, involved in the purchase, production, maintenance, etc., of something; esp. (in later…

= disbursement, n. 2.

Pecuniary burden; expense, cost. archaic.

plural. Expenses: often with sense scarcely or not at all distinguishable from the singular. archaic.

The action or fact of giving something out. Also: the thing given out; spec. (a) (in plural) payments, disbursements; (b) an utterance.

That which has been disbursed; money paid out; expenditure.

In plural. Expenses, outgoings. Now rare.

A deduction; a diminution or abatement to which an amount (income, etc.) is liable, on account of debts or expenses. archaic.

Money which goes out; expenditure, outlay, expenses. Usually in plural.

Burden of expenditure; the pecuniary charge, cost, or sacrifice involved in any course of action, mode of living, etc., or requisite for the…

Outlay, expenditure. Frequently opposed to income.

slang. Cost, expense. Esp. in what's the damage? how much is there to pay?

Expenditure, outgoings. Also in plural. Obsolete.

The amount expended from time to time.

Expenditure, outlay.

= expense, n. 3c. Always in plural forms exes, ex's, exs (cf. quot. 1894 at X, n. 11a).

In plural. English regional (south-western). Amounts paid out; rates and taxes.

Put for the initial syllable ex- of a word, or as an abbreviation for a word beginning with ex-. x's (slang): expenses. Also, in Stock Exchange…