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waybill

[wey-bil] / ˈweɪˌbɪl /
NOUN
bill of lading
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Brink's alleged that Air Canada staff made no attempt to verify the waybill's authenticity "in any way," and that the theft would could have been prevented if Air Canada properly followed its security guidelines.

From BBC

A company rule bars towing waybill locomotives without such couplers, the report said.

From Seattle Times

They also used “waybills” — coded directions — to communicate secret locations, and Getler thought “The Lost Gold Ingot Treasure” was one of those, that had been passed down for generations before being written down in 1961.

From Washington Post

The cargo divisions of the two carriers were also integrated under a single cargo air waybill, resulting in one of the largest air cargo operations in the world.

From Forbes

Tell the claim agent there won’t be salvage enough to fill a waybill.

From Project Gutenberg