Words Starting with "U"

Money given unofficially to an authorized officer to expedite a matter, often considered a bribe.

Money given unofficially to facilitate a transaction, often considered a bribe or grease payment.

Money given unofficially to facilitate a transaction or process, often considered a bribe or grease payment.

Money given unofficially to remind or caution an official, often a form of bribery.

Money kept as a reserve or reserve fund for emergency needs.

Money that is the excess payment returned to the buyer, or change from a purchase transaction.

Money given to employees beyond their fixed salary to stimulate or enhance work productivity.

Money given to a tenant or lessee of a house who is asked to move out, or to an employee (worker, staff) who is dismissed from their job.

A fee that must be paid by visitors to establishments like restaurants or nightclubs, separate from the cost of food and drinks, often called an entrance fee.

Money in small denominations, typically coins, used for everyday transactions with low nominal value.

Money given as a tip, gift, or gratuity, often associated with informal services.

Money provided to a witness in court proceedings to cover travel costs or related expenses.

Pocket money carried by an individual for incidental expenses or daily personal needs, often referred to as allowance.

Support money or pension fund provided by a company to a former employee after retirement.

Money paid as educational fees at a school, including entrance fees, tuition, or other costs.

Payment or money given to a person reciting prayers or salawat during a thanksgiving ceremony.

Money given by the prospective groom to the prospective in-laws to signify acceptance of the marriage proposal.

Colloquial term for grease money or a bribe given to expedite a transaction.

Small denomination coin worth 1/100 rupiah used during the Dutch East Indies era.

Compulsory levy paid by villagers to the village government to fund administrative needs and staff salaries.

Honest money or dowry that has not yet been paid or is still outstanding, typically in a marriage context.

Money given as a fee or honorarium for attending or participating in a meeting or session.

Funds expended by a business or company outside of official costs, typically secret and not recorded in the books.

A small token of money given as thanks or compensation for a service or favor rendered.

Money given secretly to an official or authority figure as a bribe to expedite or resolve a matter smoothly.

Money paid in advance as proof or confirmation that a transaction has been agreed upon and is binding.

Money paid in advance as a deposit or proof that a transaction has been agreed upon.

Money set aside or wagered in a game, match, or gamble as a stake to win a prize.

In Jakarta Malay dialect, money given by a husband to his wife as a symbol of the formal start of their marital relationship.

Money given secretly as a bribe to influence someone's decision or action.