Gratuity
Pronunciation: /ɡrəˈtuːɪtiː/
Gratuity (noun)
- An extra amount of money you give to someone for good service, usually in a restaurant or taxi.
- Money paid by an employer to an employee as a reward, often when the job ends.
Examples
- She left a gratuity after the meal.
- They gave a gratuity to the waiter for great service.