pawner (Meaning)

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pawner (n.)

Alt. of Pawnor

No weak antonyms found.

The pawner cautiously entered the pawnshop, eager to secure a loan against his prized watch.
The pawnbroker examined the pawner's ring, weighing its value to determine the loan amount.
The desperate pawner left his heirloom behind, hoping to redeem it later with the borrowed funds.
The pawnshop's shelves were lined with discarded treasures from countless pawners seeking financial relief.
The greedy pawner offered a pittance for the precious necklace, hoping to profit from the seller's misfortune.
The suspicious pawner was detained by security for attempting to pawn stolen goods.
The pawnshop's records revealed that the pawner had a history of redeeming his items on time.
The compassionate pawner returned an irreplaceable family memento to its rightful owner, refusing to profit from their distress.
The cunning pawner disguised his stolen diamond by embedding it within an ordinary ring, hoping to deceive the pawnbroker.
The fraudulent pawner created counterfeit documents to support his false ownership of the pawned item, but his scheme was ultimately uncovered.

Alt. of Pawnor

tool, victim, minion, sucker, puppet, foil,instrument, lay figure, chump, dupe

win (back),buy (back), buy (back), win (back),redeem, redeem,

The pawner cautiously entered the pawnshop, eager to secure a loan against his prized watch.

The pawnbroker examined the pawner's ring, weighing its value to determine the loan amount.

The desperate pawner left his heirloom behind, hoping to redeem it later with the borrowed funds.

The pawnshop's shelves were lined with discarded treasures from countless pawners seeking financial relief.