Casemate

kas'mat, n. (Fort.) A bomb-proof chamber from whicli cannon may be fired through embrasures. [F.; casa matt a, cat* a a house, and matt a, mad, foolish — Case'mated, Furnished with, o Casemate. built like, etc. Casern ka'zern n \ A B, Casemate. A gun at B racks.garrison lodging cottage. for towns:casa,soldiers house,bar-in ^at over bra ould C™™l^reeuldn»?Fparapet.parapet.e flrethethr0U%^i,nSbarbette,hD,the a a para-.Semunor Cash, kas] Coin or pet; E, scarp-wall, the outer specie, — also bank face of which is the scarp; notes or paper con a terre-plein. vertible into money; Chinese copper coin, perforated and strung ona thread, worth about one tenth of a cent. — v.t. [cashed (kashd), cashing.] To turn into cash; exchange for money. [F. ca e, a — box (to keep money in), L. caps a. See Case.] Cash'-book, n. A book in which to register money received or paid. boy, -girl, n. A me enger in a store, to carry money from salesmen to cashier, procure change, etc.— Cash balance. (Book-keeping.) The amount on the debtor side of the cash account. — C. price. The price at which a thing will be sold for immediate payment, — opp. to the price if sold on credit. — C. sales. Sales made for ready money; — stocks sold for delivery on the day of transaction. Cashier, -er', n. One in charge of the money, accounts, payments, etc., in a bank, etc. a cash-keeper.