1. A discharge from a debt; a writing or receipt which bars a further demand.

2. To acquit.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• acquitance,
• acquintance,
• zcquittance,
• scquittance,
• wcquittance,
• qcquittance,
• axquittance,
• avquittance,
• afquittance,
• adquittance,
• ac1uittance,
• ac2uittance,
• acwuittance,
• acauittance,
• acqyittance,
• acqhittance,
• acqjittance,
• aquittance,
• acuittance,
• acquitence

• aquitaine,
• acute angle.

The adjective form of the word "acquittance" is "acquitted".

The plural of the "acquittance" can be the "acquittances".

The singular of the "acquittance" can be the "acquittance".