Bill
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Bill may refer to:
Objects
- Bill (payment), document requesting payment for goods and services rendered.
- Bill (proposed law), put before a legislature.
- Bill (weapon), similar to a halberd.
- Bill of lading, issued by a carrier receiving goods for transport.
- Bill of materials, listing the parts needed to make a product.
- Billboard (advertising).
- Billhook, a long-handled saw with a curved blade.
- Waybill, describing a shipment.
- BILL, a Swedish anti-tank weapon
- BILL 2, a Swedish anti-tank weapon
Other similar "bill" objects
- Beak, of a bird.
- Paper currency or banknote, in North American usage.
- Peninsula of land jutting out into the sea, such as Portland Bill.
- Pokèmon card which enables the player that used it to draw two cards.
- Police: In the UK the term "old bill" is a slang term for the police.
Entertainment
- Bill (band), Indie pop trio from San Diego, California who pre-released their first full-length album Birthday Suit for free to the podcast community.
- Bill (album), an album by Tripping Daisy.
- Bill (Bill Cosby album), a 1973 comedy album by Bill Cosby.
- Bill (film), a 2007 comedy film.
- Bill (TV movie), the title of the 1981 TV movie, starring Mickey Rooney.
- The Bill, long-running British police drama.
People
- Alfred H. Bill, American writer.
- Bill (Kill Bill), character in the Kill Bill films by Quentin Tarantino.
- Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States.
- Bill Gates, founder of Microsoft.
- Bill W., co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous.
- Bilius: Bill is an abbreviated version of Bilius.
- William, Bill is a short form of William.
- Bill Nye, the science guy.
Others
- Bill (song), a blues song by Peggy Scott-Adams.
- Bills, Congolese youth subculture in the late 1950s, idolising cowboy Western movies.
- Buffalo Bills, American NFL football team.
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