Bank . ( Del ár. Hisp. * alkanzíyya , East of the ar. clás. ( kanz , treasure, and this of the pelvi ganj ). 1. f. vase, commonly of mud, with only a narrow slit to the top, where Miss coins which can not be drawn but breaking the vase. 2. f. hollow ball of clay dry in the Sun, of the size of an orange, which, filled with ash or flowering, served to make shooting running or playing moneyboxes. 3. f. pot full of tar and other subjects in flamables that, burning, throwing at enemies. 4. f. Am. Brush for alms or donations. 5. f. germ. father of mancebía. run, or play, Bank s. 1. locs. verbs. Throwing them, running mounted on horseback, each other, and stop them with the coat of arms, where it snapped. ? V. telephone of Bank