chequin
/ˈtʃɛk/ or /tʃɛk/Definitions
1. noun
a document written by one party to another, especially to authorize the payment of money or to transfer ownership.
“She wrote a cheque to cover the cost of the holiday.”
2. verb
to write or draw a cheque, especially in an informal or unofficial way.
“He cheque-d the account to make sure it was in order.”
3. verb
to pay or settle (a debt) by cheque.
“The company cheque-d its employees’ wages on time.”