exchequer
/ˈɛksˌtʃeɪkər/Definitions
1. noun
a department of a government responsible for financial matters, especially the management of taxes and public revenue
“The exchequer played a crucial role in managing the country’s finances during the economic crisis.”
2. noun
the treasury or coffers of a kingdom or government, especially in medieval times
“In the 12th century, the exchequer was the central hub of the kingdom’s financial system.”
3. verb
to provide or replenish funds or resources
“The company exchequered its finances by investing in new projects and cutting costs.”
4. verb
to pay or settle a debt or bill
“The customer exchequered the remaining balance on their credit card.”