Results for loan

Definitions of loan:

part of speech: verb transitive

To lend.

part of speech: noun

A sum of money lent for a period; something granted for temporary use.

part of speech: noun

Anything given for temporary use; sum of money lent for a time at interest; grant of the use.

part of speech: verb

To grant the use of for a time; to lend.

part of speech: noun

Anything lent: the act of lending: permission to use: money lent for interest.

Usage examples for loan:

• Will you loan me a hundred dollars, dear, from that thousand Harley P. gave you? "The Long Chance", Peter B. Kyne

• Bob had not lost his job with Crill over the Chandler loan "The Desert Fiddler", William H. Hamby

• You will be a long time in getting to it, if ever you get to it at all; but you shall have the loan of my horse, and then you can ride on it to an old woman who is a neighbor of mine: perhaps she can tell you about him. "The Blue Fairy Book", Various

• As I understand it, the man who drove you to- night obtained the loan of the cab from one of the company's chauffeur's in return for a hundred- dollar bill. "The Adventures of Jimmie Dale", Frank L. Packard