If you vouch for something, you guarantee that what you’re saying is true. In the early 14th century, vouch was a transitive verb that meant “to summon into court to prove a title.” Vouch was adapted into English from an Old French...
salary sacrifice n.— «The vouchers can be used to pay for care for children up to the age of 16. To receive the vouchers parents must apply to make what is called a “salary sacrifice.” While this sounds painful all it means is...
rollover n.— «“If you bought a $400 ticket on United, for example, and it dropped to $250, even on restricted ticket, you are offered a voucher good for 12 months for $150,” Romary said. Some airlines even offer cash for what’s...