cashbox
/ˈkæʃbɑks/Definitions
1. noun
A container for holding and dispensing cash, often used in retail or business settings.
“The shopkeeper kept the day’s earnings in the cashbox.”
2. noun
A machine that dispenses cash, especially a coin-operated machine that provides change or makes change for a customer.
“The vending machine was also a cashbox that provided snacks.”
3. verb
To convert currency or other monetary units into cash, especially in a single amount or a large amount.
“The company had to cashbox a large amount of foreign currency to meet the financial obligations.”