Crossword clues for loaner
loaner
- Mechanic's offer
- Garage offering
- Dealership courtesy
- Car repair courtesy
- Car in many auto repair shops
- Car from an auto repair shop
- You might need one after an accident
- Servicing convenience
- Replacement vehicle
- Replacement during repair
- Repair-shop car
- Repair-shop amenity
- Repair shop offer
- One who probably doesn't get out much
- Garage convenience
- Dealership vehicle
- Courtesy vehicle
- Convenience from an auto garage
- Car-repair courtesy
- Car-lot convenience
- Car repair shop offering
- Car provided by a repair shop
- Car given as a temporary replacement
- Car dealer's courtesy
- Car borrowed from a dealer
- Borrowed car
- Body shop's offering, perhaps
- Body shop substitute
- Body shop amenity
- Auto shop courtesy
- Auto repair shop offering
- 132 Kind of courtesy car
- Shop's replacement
- Repair shop substitute
- Short-term wheels
- Auto shop's offering
- Courtesy car
- Car not in a garage
- Repair shop amenity
- Rental car alternative
- One day's drive, maybe
- A car that is lent as a replacement for one that is under repair
- Someone who lends money or gives credit in business matters
- Banker, at times
- Temporary wheels
- Bank president's role
- Usurer, for one
- Borrower's sine qua non
- Temporary replacement car
- Car mechanic's offering
- Bank, at times
- Something borrowed
- Shylock, e.g
- Bank, often
- Temporary vehicle
- Car from a repair shop
- Body-shop offering
- Body shop offering
- Body shop convenience
- Temporary car
- Repair shop courtesy
- Car dealer's amenity
- Temporary ride
- Repair shop offering
The Collaborative International Dictionary
loaner \loaner\ n.
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someone who lends money or gives credit in business matters.
Syn: lender.
Something borrowed or lent. [informal]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1884, "one who lends," agent noun from loan (v.). Meaning "a thing loaned" especially in place of one being repaired, is from 1926.
Wiktionary
n. 1 one who loans; a lender 2 something that is frequently loaned
WordNet
Usage examples of "loaner".
Quite a while back, I can't remember how many weeks, I had a bilge pump acting up, and I stopped in here and Bannon pulled it and stuck in a loaner, the idea being he'd fix it if he could or sell me the loaner if he couldn't, but I didn't get back as soon as I thought.
What about getting some more highway patrol or loaners from all those sheriffs' departments who were so hot to trot yesterday?
The boy reluctantly parted with one of the garage's loaners, a 1957 Nash that steered l:like a lumber wagon.
I remember giving her the keys to the loaner, and mumbling something about Mike and the tow-truck driver.