pawnor Synonyms

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No Weak antonyms found.

Webster

One who pawns or pledges anything as security for the payment of borrowed money or of a debt.

The pawnbroker meticulously examined the pawnor's watch, assessing its value.
The pawnor had pledged his grandfather's ring to secure a loan.
The pawn shop offered a modest sum to the pawnor, who reluctantly accepted.
The pawnor was desperate to retrieve his valuables, but had exhausted his options.
The pawnbroker maintained a record of every transaction with the pawnor for accountability.
The pawnor's jewelry was eventually forfeited when he failed to redeem it.
The pawn shop owner was known for his strict policies with pawnor defaults.
The pawnor felt a sense of shame and embarrassment as he handed over his belongings.
The pawnbroker's compassion extended to pawnor who were struggling financially.
The pawnor left the pawn shop with a mixture of relief and regret for having parted with his possessions.

One who pawns or pledges anything as security for the payment of borrowed money or of a debt.

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

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

The pawnbroker meticulously examined the pawnor's watch, assessing its value.

The pawnor had pledged his grandfather's ring to secure a loan.

The pawn shop offered a modest sum to the pawnor, who reluctantly accepted.

The pawnor was desperate to retrieve his valuables, but had exhausted his options.