noun “ledger”
singular ledger, plural ledgers
- a book used in accounting to record financial transactions
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The company's accountant updated the ledger with the day's sales figures.
- (cryptocurrencies) a public database of financial transactions, typically using blockchain technology
Cryptocurrencies rely on a distributed ledger to verify and record transactions.
- a flat stone laid over a grave
The old cemetery was dotted with ledgers that marked the graves of early settlers.
- (construction) a horizontal board attached to a wall to support other structures
The builder secured the floor joists to the house by attaching them to a sturdy ledger.
- a fishing line used for bottom fishing
He cast his ledger into the deep water, hoping to catch a large carp.
verb “ledger”
infinitive ledger; he ledgers; past tense ledgered; past part. ledgered; ger. ledgering
- (fishing) to engage in bottom fishing using a ledger line
They enjoyed ledgering for carp in the quiet lake.