Synonyms for t-bill
ˈtiˌbɪlt-bill

Princeton's WordNet

1. Treasury bill, T-billnoun

   a short-term obligation that is not interest-bearing (it is purchased at a discount); can be traded on a discount basis for 91 days

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1. • Treasury

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1. Heather Benton:

   Even if the bill is passed tomorrow, if I went to my neurologist or our pediatrician, they wouldn’t have a clue what to tell us about dosing and what’s safe with her current medications.

2. Thom Tillis:

   I haven't read the bill to know whether or not that was in there, but when we approached pro-life measures at the (North Carolina) statehouse, we did it in a way that was respectful.

3. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell:

   They all voted for the very same language in a bill in December, this is boilerplate language that has been in the law for almost 40 years that they all voted for three months ago in another bill.

4. Mark Jessee:

   I remember my mother saying that Professor Marks met Mark Twain and Buffalo Bill, [But] as a small child, I wasn’t really interested in it.

5. Alexander Kearns:

   Tech didn't kill Bill Brewster. But people's oversight and building of a tech interface put Bill Brewster in an emotional tailspin Bill Brewster could never recover from.