Similar words: thanks, thanks to, give thanks, Thanksgiving, bank, banker, bank on, banking. Meaning: [bæŋk] 
n. English botanist who accompanied Captain Cook on his first voyage to the Pacific Ocean (1743-1820).
n. English botanist who accompanied Captain Cook on his first voyage to the Pacific Ocean (1743-1820). 
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271. It was by the rice banks, where a coolness congregates near a coconut grove, that I took my afternoon nap.
272. This abolished the interest rate cartel between banks and at the same time removed quantitative restrictions upon the level of bank lending.
273. Many members, from all Banks, feel that the Banks' temporary staff numbers are not within the agreed limits.
274. Japanese banks remain bearish.
275. The banks of the River Holbeck are easily accessible to walkers and anglers.
276. Others have found it more advantageous to acquire a local bank or set up a joint venture with local banks.
277. The most familiar form of sight deposit are current accounts at banks.
278. The little small-town banks were traditionally very frightened that Wall Street would come to dominate the whole country.
279. National banks can package their own mortgages and underwrite them as securities.
280. The banks usually exist here alongside the large multiple stores.
281. In one town, all the women were urged to remove their money from the banks on an allotted day[Sentencedict], to demonstrate women's financial muscle.