Owed; payable as an obligation; that may be demandedā as a debt: as, the interest falls due next month.Owing by right of circumstances or condition; that ought to be given or rendered; proper to be conferred or devoted: as, to receive one with due honor or courtesy.According to requirement or need; suitable to the case; determinate; settled; exact: as, he arrived in due time or course.That is to be expected or looked for; under engagement as to time; promised: as, the train is due at noon; he is due in New York tomorrow.Owing; attributable, as to a cause or origin; assignable: followed by to: as, the delay was due to an accident.In law:Owing, irrespective of whether the time of payment has arrived: as, money is said to be due to creditors although not yet payable.Presently payable; already matured: as, a note is said to be due on the third day of grace.n. That which is owed; that which is required by an obligation of any kind, as by contract, by law, or by official, social, or religious relations, etc.; a debt; an obligation.n. Specificallyn. Any toll, tribute, fee, orother legal exaction: as, custora-house dues; excise dues.n. Right; just title.Directly; exactly: only with reference to the points of the compass: as, a due east course.To endue; endow.