Pawned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAWNED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PAWN, to deposit as security for something borrowed
• deposit (an object) with a pawnbroker as security for money lent
NOUN:
• a person used by others for their own purposes
• an object left as security for money lent
• a chess piece of the smallest size and value, that moves one square forwards along its file if unobstructed (or two on the first move), or one square diagonally forwards when making a capture. Each player begins with eight pawns on the second rank, and can promote a pawn to become any other piece (typically a queen) if it reaches the opponent's end of the board.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give as security for something borrowed

Words related to PAWNED

pawn9 pawning13 pawns10

Words that contain PAWNED

spawned13 impawned16

How to use PAWNED in a sentence

• He got into debt, and pawned his clothes in order to procure the means to go to taverns and places of amusement.
• But not purchasing me, my master pawned me to him for ten pounds, and returned to Stonington.
• The locket might be pawned, but Juli shook her head.
• Can you make proof wherever I sold away my conscience, or pawned it? Do you know who would buy it, or lend any money upon it? I think I have given you the pose.
• Uniforms and clothing issued to enlisted men must not be sold, pawned, loaned, given away, lost or damaged through neglect or carelessness.
• You got the proper value for the land you pawned, and squandered the money.
• He had pawned all his personal property, his books and his surgical implements, and was still in debt.
• He carried off a whole Cossack equipment from a strange kuren by night and pawned it to the tavern-keeper.
• They stole all my clothes and pawned them to a whiskey dealer.
• But it was necessary to pay, and in order not to ask you for money, she sold her horses and her shawls, and pawned her jewels.
• The money, the clothes, the paraphernalia he had pawned, were returned.
• They never pawned their watches or walked down Bond Street in Norfolk coats.
• He had spent all his money by then, so he pawned his watch and signet ring and bought Thomas some pretty cambric clothes and a rocking cradle.
• One day, to hinder Georges, as he said, from blowing out his brains, she pawned all her plate and her jewels, which had never been paid for.
• Columbus was so certain in his mission that Queen Isabella pawned her jewels to finance his expedition.
• They had pawned all they dared, until their flat was quite bare of needed comforts.
• It was worth over seven hundred dollars, and had been pawned for two dollars and a half.
• The majority of the articles pawned are forced there by want, undoubtedly, but very many of them go to buy drink.
• Soon the police discovered that they had been pawned.
• He had pawned them on the day of the murder, and still had the tickets, which he had forgotten to enclose with the money for the jewels, when he sent it to Mademoiselle Devereux.
• In such a conflict it will be Germany, and not France, that will have pawned her strength to the English-speaking peoples on the high seas.
• But it cannot be helped! General von Zastrow, I shall issue the necessary orders to have my large golden dinner-set either sold or pawned.
• The chapel of Corpus Christi contains the chest which the Cid is said to have filled with sand and subsequently pawned for a large sum to the credulous Jews of Burgos.
• Well, and what do you think, friend? I went and pawned the linen she herself had woven, and gave him the money.
• Now she knew how she had pawned, and, oh God, the interest which was being torn from her! Her gaze remained upon the angle of the barn around which her husband had vanished.
• Even her solitaire earrings had been taken to Nice and pawned, Durkin knew.
• He pawned to the Jews two chests which he said were treasure chests, filled with gold.
• Thus she found out that they were pawned and had been sold for the charges on them.
• But he brought nothing away except his bedding, and that was pawned in Germany on the route.
• They were no good, these white men who had pawned their lives to yellow girls.
• Law, of whose former grandeur nothing remained but projects fortunately destined to die away unorganized, and a diamond which he pawned to play at games of hazard.
• He was granted away, he was named in a marriage settlement, he was pawned, he was sold, he was stolen.
• He failed in his examination, and then, in despair, he pawned the borrowed clothes, to the great anger of the publisher who had lent them.
• But an hour since I heard that he had pawned his breeches and lay in bed writing begging letters.
• If made of gold, it would carry no greater honor, and would be more liable to be stolen, melted down or pawned.
• At the time of his trial, she pawned all her personal possessions and mortgaged her furniture in order to get three hundred dollars for his lawyer.

Similar words containing PAWN without suffix ed

pawn9 pawns10 spawn10 impawn13 pawnce13 pawnee11 pawner11 pawnor11 spawns11 spawny14 supawn11 impawns14 pawnage13 pawnces14 pawnees12 pawners12 pawning13 pawnors12 spawned13 spawner12 supawns12 suppawn14 impawned16 pawnable15 pawnages14 pawnshop18 spawners13 spawnier13 spawning14 suppawns15 frogspawn18 impawning17 pawnshops19 spawniest14 spawnings15 frogspawns19 pawnbroker21 pawnticket21 pawnbrokers22 pawnbroking23 pawntickets22 pawnbrokings24

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