Crossword clues for lends
lends
- Lets borrow
- Hands over temporarily
- Grants a mortgage
- Gives for a bit
- Generates interest?
- Allows fellow drummer snare usage
- Advances recording costs
- Acts like a library
- What a banker does
- Takes interest, maybe
- Provides for a time
- Offers a la Shylock
- Offers (a hand)
- Makes advances
- Makes a loan
- Lets use for now
- Is generous, in a way
- Grants conditionally
- Gives, but not as a gift
- Gives temporary use of
- Gives over for a while
- Gives out temporarily, as a library
- Gives conditionally
- Gives away for the moment
- Expects the return of
- Emulates a library
- Does a banking job
- Does a banker's job
- Allows use of original track for sample
- Allows use of equipment
- Allows a bandmate to use one's guitar
- Advances temporarily
- Advances a loan
- Advances (cash)
- A bank does it
- Advances, as money
- Furnishes for a time
- Imparts
- Raises some interest?
- Supplies, as assistance
- Gives for a time
- A library does it
- Makes advances?
- Gives for a while
- Furnishes, as support
- Extends credit
- Affords for a while
- Affords temporarily
- Gives temporarily
- Acts like Shylock
- Contributes
- ___ a hand (helps)
- Does a bank service
- Provides temporarily
- Allows to borrow
- Acts the shylock
- Provides with
- Does a bank job
- What a library does
- Provides, as aid
- Practices usury
- Gives credit
- Allows to use
- ___ an ear
- ___ a hand (helps out)
- What one does for his own interest?
- Temporarily gives
- Provides for a while
- Offers temporarily
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Lends
Lends \Lends\ (l[e^]ndz), n. pl. [AS. lend, lenden; akin to D. &
G. lende, OHG. lenti, Icel. lend, and perh to E. loin.]
Loins. [Obs.]
--Wyclif.
Wiktionary
lends
n. (context obsolete English) loins vb. (en-third-person singular of: lend)
Usage examples of "lends".
There is an air to the gambling of most people that lends any casino a brightness, a brittle edge, a tension missing elsewhere.
When jellied, the opaque white of the worm turns translucent amber, an inner radiance that lends warmth and fire to any sauce.
The first two are valuable qualities, and if the third is not in itself, it is a thing that lends the first two value.
The youth finds a scrap of paper, and Dixon lends him his Lead "Vine," that he uses for sketching in the Field.