deposit
de-pos-it
verb
To lay down or leave something in a particular place.
"The river deposits silt on its banks."
noun
A sum of money paid as a first instalment or security.
"We paid a deposit for the flat."
verb
To place money into a bank account or a valuable item for safekeeping.
"She will deposit her wages tomorrow."
noun
A layer of accumulated matter, such as sediment or mineral.
"There was a thick deposit of dust."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: stick, wedge, lodge, deposition, down payment, situate, posit, fix, bank, sediment, depository, repository
Antonyms: dislodge, draw, draw off, free, take out, withdraw