DictionaryinvoiceItemized bill
noun / verb

invoice

IN-voys/ˈɪnvɔɪs/

An itemized bill for goods or services, or to send such a bill.

The invoice beside the delivered goods lists each item and its price.

A printed bill with small product pictograms, neat rows and numeric amounts ending in a total, beside delivered goods; no words.
Etymology

The apparent link is to French envoi, “a sending”: the dispatch of goods supplied the name for a written account of those goods and their prices.

In context

ThinkTech Hawaii28:30
i'm an association president i've signed the checks to the state of hawaii uh for the invoice that gets sent to my building
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More examples

  • The plumber's invoice includes separate charges for parts and labor.
  • We invoice our clients at the end of each month.
  • The supplier invoiced us for twenty boxes instead of ten.

Forms

invoice · invoices · invoiced · invoicing

Similar words

bill
A broader term that need not list individual charges.
statement
Often summarizes account activity rather than billing one specific transaction.