1. To institute a process against a person in the Court of Exchequer. See Chancellor.

2. A court of record, originally intended principally to collect and superintend the royal revenues, consisting afterwards of two divisions, the one with jurisdiction in revenue matters, and the other a court of common law for the administration of justice; the State-treasury; a treasury.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• exchequor,
• wxchequer,
• sxchequer,
• dxchequer,
• rxchequer,
• 4xchequer,
• 3xchequer,
• ezchequer,
• ecchequer,
• edchequer,
• eschequer,
• exxhequer,
• exvhequer,
• exxchequer,
• excherquer,
• exhequer,
• excequer,
• exchequr,
• excheque,
• exchequar

• exacerbate.

The adjective form of the word "exchequer" is "exchequer's".

The plural of the "exchequer" can be the "exchequers".

The singular of the "exchequer" can be the "exchequer".