checkbook
/ˈtʃek.buk/Definitions
1. noun
a book or container used for recording and paying checks, typically issued by a bank and containing a specified amount of money
“She used her checkbook to pay for the groceries.”
2. verb
to examine or verify (something) by comparing it with a check or list
“The accountant had to check the company’s expenses before submitting the report.”
3. verb
to withdraw (money) from a bank or other financial institution, typically by writing a check
“She decided to check her account balance before making the purchase.”