Pawnbroker is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAWNBROKER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who lends money on the security of personal property pledged in his keeping
• a person who lends money at interest on the security of an article pawned.
• One who makes a business of lending money on the security of personal property pledged or deposited in his keeping.
• a person who lends money at interest in exchange for personal property that is deposited as security
• one who lends money on the security of personal property pledged in their keeping
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who lends money in exchange for personal property that can be sold if the loan is not repaid by a certain time

Words related to PAWNBROKER

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Words that contain PAWNBROKER

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How to use PAWNBROKER in a sentence

• It was not unusual for Boyse to be a customer to the pawnbroker.
• Bartrum was a pawnbroker in Princes Street, Coventry Street.
• Now he looked once more at the window of the pawnbroker, where he had stopped a short time before.
• Would the pawnbroker hide the frame and then call the police? It was quite possible he might thus seek to get into their good graces and revenge himself at the same time.
• The next letter is dated the following month, and is from Henry Howard, an apparent pawnbroker.
• Cabell was yet young enough to view the code less with the appraising eye of a pawnbroker than with the ardent eye of an amateur.
• He was in the highest spirits, for the pawnbroker lent him more on his watch than he had expected, and so Jack considered the extra shilling or two pure gain.
• He, of course, asked no questions of the pawn-broker.
• If a package be removed from his house, a score of boys are not employed to watch whether it be carried to the pawnbroker.
• Every stick of furniture, every stitch of clothing on which money could be borrowed, had gone to the pawnbroker.
• In the morning, Tyndall was waiting for the pawnbroker to open his shop to get the book back ere the offense was discovered.
• Persons offering goods done up in papers are compelled to hire a wrapper, or the pawnbroker refuses to advance.
• Want leaves its victims no choice, but drives them mercilessly into the clutches of the pawnbroker.
• But afterward, in the letter-box on the door, there was a packet containing the money which Maxime had got from the pawnbroker for my jewels.
• Indeed, the three brass balls of the pawn-broker and the pole of the barber are all that are left of signs of the olden time.
• The pawnbroker lived only round the corner, for like the publican he springs up wherever the conditions are favorable.
• The advantages to the pawnbroker of this secret arrangement would be many.
• And at last they had extinguished themselves in the person of a young-old fool who was in prison for having cheated a pawnbroker.
• Putting in his pocket an article that he supposed a pawnbroker would value, he set out in the hope of procuring enough money to sustain them for one day.
• The money was instantly produced, which enabled him to postpone his visit to the pawnbroker for several days.
• The pawnbroker was still, however, his frequent resource all that year, until the few remains of his late brief prosperity had all disappeared.
• In the cities he is oftener seen dealing with the pawn-broker than the banker.
• He had already taken the opinion of an eminent pawnbroker on its value, and it only remained to search the pockets.

Similar words containing PAWNBROK without suffix er

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