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a new law that is proposed to a parliament to be discussed about
a piece of printed paper that shows the amount of money a person has to pay for goods or services received
British
a form of currency made of paper
American
an itemized statement of money owed for goods or services provided, such as electricity, water, or phone service
the projecting mouthpart of a bird used for feeding or preening
What is a "bill"?
A bill is a prominent feature found in many bird species, serving as their primary tool for feeding and manipulation. It is a specialized structure composed of a hard, keratinous covering that forms the upper and lower parts of the beak. The bill varies in shape and size across different bird species, with adaptations that reflect their specific feeding habits. It may be slender, pointed for probing into flowers or crevices, or stout and hooked for tearing prey apart. The bill plays a crucial role in capturing, manipulating, and consuming food, as well as in other important functions such as preening feathers, building nests, and communicating through vocalizations.
an advertisement, typically printed on paper or a leaflet, made for distribution to a wide audience
the program or entertainment offered at a public performance
a cutting or chopping implement with a sharp edge, often used in agriculture or woodworking
a list of items, performances, or offerings
a $100 banknote
Slangto demand payment for goods or services rendered
to promote, advertise, or announce an event or service using posters, placards, or public notices
