See Also: inveigle(dictionary)
inveigle(dictionary)
Tight money or dear money(finance)
Near Money(money)
New Money(money)
Money(medicine)
big money(dictionary)
On the money(money)
e-money(dictionary)
Pin Money(money)

Kickback (money) and inveigle (iou)


Kickback (money)


Definition: Payment made in return for a referral. Kickbacks are considered illegal.

Definition: [crh] In the context of finance, refers to compensation of dealers by Sales Definition: d=finance+companies">finance companies for discounting installment purchase paper.

In the context of conDefinition: tracts, refers to secret payments made to insure that the contract goes to a specific firm.







inveigle (iou)



inveigle verb trans. Also enveigle. L15.
[Anglo-Norman envegler alt. (cf. ENSAMPLE noun) of Old & mod. French aveugler to blind, from aveugle blind, prob. from Proto-Romance. Cf. VEIGLE.]
Beguile, deceive. L15-E18.
a. Win over or captivate by deceitful allurement; entice, seduce. M16.
R. Hayman He blamed his son for inveigling him into the investment.
J. L. Motley An organized system of harlotry, by which the soldiers and politicians of France were inveigled.
b. Entrap, ensnare, entangle. M16-E18.
c. Guilefully draw (a person), into, to, from, etc., an action, conduct, a place, etc. M16.
inveiglement noun M16.
inveigler noun M16.