Voucher

/ˈvaʊtʃər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A document that serves as proof or evidence of a transaction or agreement.

I received a voucher from the store that I can use for my next purchase.

A piece of paper or electronic document that offers a discount or a benefit, often redeemable in a shop or restaurant.

She bought a meal voucher that allowed her to eat at the new restaurant for half price.

A form filled out to request reimbursement or payment for expenses.

He submitted a travel voucher to get reimbursed for his business trip expenses.

verb

To provide or issue a voucher.

The company will voucher employees for their work-related travel expenses.

Middle English 'vouchen', from Old French 'voucher', derived from Latin 'vocare', meaning 'to call'.

gift voucher

A voucher that can be given as a gift for specific services or products.

meal voucher

A voucher that is redeemable for meals at certain restaurants.

travel voucher

A document that can be used towards the payment of travel-related services.

coupon

A printed or digital document entitling the holder to a discount.

receipt

A written acknowledgment of payment or purchase.

A term used in some contexts to describe someone who is providing verification or endorsement.

You need a solid voucher before you can enter that club.

To voucher someone can mean to vouch for their credibility.

I voucher for her, she is definitely trustworthy.