Income
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 53
in′kum, n. the gain, profit, or interest resulting from anything: revenue: ( Shak. ) arrival: ( Scot. ) a disease coming without known cause.— n.pl. In′come-bonds , a term applied to a bastard kind of security which has no mortgage rights, and is really only a sort of preference share.— ns. In′comer , one who comes in: one who takes po e ion of a farm, house, ., or who comes to live in a place, not having been born there; In′come-tax , a tax directly levied on all persons having incomes above a certain amount.— adj. In′coming , coming in, as an occupant: accruing: ( Scot. ) ensuing, next to follow.— n. the act of coming in: revenue. [Eng. in and come .]
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