pawn
noun (MONEY) /pɔːn/
/pɑːn/ Definition
in pawn › left with a pawnbroker: She had to put her ring in pawn to pay the bills.Buying and selling in general
(Definition of pawn noun (MONEY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- barter noun
- barter verb
- black market noun
- channel noun (MAKING AVAILABLE)
- cold-calling noun
- come/go under the hammer idiom
- high street noun
- hock noun (MONEY)
- keep verb (CONTINUE TO HAVE)
- market share noun
- pawn verb
- pay verb (BUY)
- procurement noun
- sanctions-busting noun
- tender noun (OFFER)
- the bottom drops/falls out of the market idiom
- trade noun (BUYING AND SELLING)
- trade verb (BUY AND SELL)
- transaction noun
- under the counter idiom
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