ALL meanings of predeposit
de·pos·it
P p - verb with object predeposit to place for safekeeping or in trust, especially in a bank account: He deposited his paycheck every Friday. 1
- verb with object predeposit to give as security or in part payment. 1
- verb with object predeposit to deliver and leave (an item): Please deposit your returned books with the librarian. 1
- verb with object predeposit to insert (a coin) in a coin-operated device: Deposit a quarter and push the button. 1
- verb with object predeposit to put, place, or set down, especially carefully or exactly: She deposited the baby in the crib. 1
- verb with object predeposit to lay or throw down by a natural process; precipitate: The river deposited soil at its mouth. 1
- verb without object predeposit to be placed, inserted, precipitated, left for safekeeping, given as security or in partial payment, etc. 1
- noun predeposit money placed in a bank account or an instance of placing money in a bank account. 1
- noun predeposit anything given as security or in part payment: The boy returned the bottle and got his five-cent deposit back. They made a deposit on the house and signed a ten-year mortgage. 1
- noun predeposit anything laid away or entrusted to another for safekeeping: A large deposit of jewels was stolen from the hotel safe. 1
- noun predeposit a place for safekeeping; depository. 1
- noun predeposit something precipitated, delivered and left, or thrown down, as by a natural process: a deposit of soil. 1
- noun predeposit the natural sediment of wine in a bottle. 1
- noun predeposit a coating of metal deposited on something, usually by an electric current. 1
- noun predeposit a natural accumulation or occurrence, especially of oil or ore: a mountain range with many rich deposits of gold. 1
- verb predeposit to deposit beforehand or for future use 0