Borrower is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BORROWER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who borrows
• a person or organization that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it
• a person or organization that takes out a loan from a bank under an agreement to pay it back later, typically with interest
• a person who is registered to take books from a library for a fixed period of time
• One who borrows.
• someone who receives something on the promise to return it or its equivalent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that borrows

Words related to BORROWER

borrow11 borrowers14

Words that contain BORROWER

borrowers14

How to use BORROWER in a sentence

• It was my grief that I was so poor a borrower of the night that I blinked stupidly on my papers if I sat beyond the usual hour.
• In less than six months the borrower died and, after waiting as long, Nagendra pressed his sister-in-law for payment of the debt.
• He is brought face to face with that enemy of his species, the borrower, and dares not speak with him in the gate.
• We need not repeat that the younger was a gifted borrower.
• If, whenever we made a loan, we had to send the money to the borrower in the form of gold, our gold store would soon be used up, and we should have to leave off lending.
• Any other borrower is warned off the field by a ruthless Committee whose leave has to be granted before dealings in new securities are allowed on the Stock Exchange.
• In the first place the terms offered are so onerous to the borrower that it may safely be said that no respectable issuing house in London would look at them.
• His first concern was, necessarily finance, and he had already exhausted all his resources as a borrower.
• The borrower, who only wants to extract a passage of which he is in momentary need, is a person heedless of these distinctions.
• The borrower is just the man to forget the whole transaction.
• A very bad borrower is he who makes pencil marks on books.
• Perhaps he is a little more excusable than the borrower who does not read at all.
• If the borrower cannot fulfil his promise to repay the principal, the public will regard him as having committed a wrong which he must make good by his person.
• To a people in this state of feeling, a loan on interest presents the repulsive idea of making profit out of the distress of the borrower.
• The borrower is, in this unhappy state, rather a distressed man soliciting aid than a solvent man capable of making and fulfilling a contract.
• Now, literature is what Emerson says genius is, a superlative borrower.
• Whenever a standard book is borrowed, the delivery clerk marks upon a little yellow ticket simply the folio number of the borrower.
• The negotiations are interesting, for the borrower is the only person who maintained his dignity unimpaired.
• Likewise, the borrower would pay interest and principal in a standard that reflected an unchanging general level of prices.
• The borrower must subscribe for shares to the par value of his loan.
• Until the debt is settled, the borrower pays the seller interest at an agreed rate.
• But the soldiers were too wise to venture as a loan what the borrower claimed as a right.
• I mean to say, the obligation in which the borrower finds himself, to pay a remuneration for the use of capital, cannot do any harm to his condition.
• He had been a borrower and a sponge, and it seemed that if he fell no lower it would be from lack of opportunity.
• He was pale and unhealthy and miserable and fawning, and an assiduous borrower of sums ranging from twenty-five cents to a dollar.
• The borrower of an article, as a horse, carriage, or book, without reward, is liable for damage in case of slight neglect.
• In most places, certainly in all small towns, a sufficient safeguard against the loss of books is found in the signature of the borrower himself.
• The application which the borrower signs should be brief and plain.
• Wherever possible, the person to whom the borrower applies for a book should go himself to the shelves for it.

Similar words containing BORROW without suffix er

borrow11 borrows12 borrowed14 reborrow13 borrowers14 borrowing15 reborrows14 borrowings16 overborrow18 reborrowed16 unborrowed16 overborrows19 reborrowing17 overborrowed21 overborrowing22

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