counterfoil
/kaʊntərfaʊl/Definitions
1. noun
The second half of a ticket, voucher, or similar document, often retaining the stub.
“She kept the counterfoil of her concert ticket to prove she had attended the event.”
2. noun
A duplicate or copy of a document, especially a receipt or a cheque stub.
“The counterfoil of the cheque showed the amount deducted from his account.”
3. verb
To keep or produce a counterfoil.
“The shopkeeper counters the receipts to keep track of sales.”