Lend

What do we mean by lend?

To give or allow the use of temporarily on the condition that the same or its equivalent will be returned. intransitive verb

To provide (money) temporarily on condition that the amount borrowed be returned, usually with an interest fee. intransitive verb

To make available for another's use. intransitive verb

To contribute or impart. intransitive verb

To make a loan. intransitive verb

(lend a hand) To be of assistance. idiom

(lend (itself) to) To accommodate or offer itself to; be suitable for. idiom

To land; arrive; dwell; stay; remain.

A Middle English form of land. noun

A loan: as, will you give me the lend of your spade? noun

In a general sense, to give; grant.

To give the use of without compensation; grant or give (anything) in expectation of a return of the same, or of the like in equal quantity or amount: as, to lend a book, a loaf of bread, or a sum of money.

To give the use of for a consideration; let or grant for hire; yield up on condition of return of the same or an equivalent, and payment for its use: as, to lend money on interest.

To give for a particular occasion or purpose; grant or yield temporarily or specifically; afford; accommodate (with or to): as, to lend one's ear to an appeal; to lend assistance: often used reflexively: as, to lend one's self to a project.

To furnish, impart, or communicate; confer; add: as, “distance lends enchantment to the view.”

To make a loan or loans.

To allow the custody and use of, on condition of the return of the same; to grant the temporary use of; ; -- opposed to borrow. transitive verb

To allow the possession and use of, on condition of the return of an equivalent in kind. transitive verb

To afford; to grant or furnish in general transitive verb

The lumbar region; loin.

(of a person or animal) The loins; flank; buttocks.

A regional Irish slang word that describes a gobshite or to express your upset nature or even to insult out of spite. Urban Dictionary

To have possession of a thing that does not belong to you with the knowledge and blessing of the belongee. Urban Dictionary

A lend is boarding school slang for a person who continually sucks up to their superiors, typically teachers or senior pupils. May be used as a noun (a lend) or as a verb (lending). Urban Dictionary

A dumb bitch that don’t give a fuck but has lots of hoes 🤷🏻 ♀️ Urban Dictionary

A cool guy to be a friend with. He might be dry in texting but he is a funny guy. Urban Dictionary

The act of forcing people to borrow something that they are not interested in, but that is forced into their possession, nonetheless. Urban Dictionary

1. The worst possible insult for a worker in ILL borrowing. 2. Any egregious form of disrespect. Urban Dictionary

An Australian term meaning to be lying to a person for one's own amusement. Urban Dictionary

When you lend something to someone, and they lend that item to someone else without permission. Especially when they lend it to someone you don't know. Urban Dictionary

To help someone Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to lend:
lend.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word lend:
credence, lease, credibility, borrow, authenticity, legitimacy, lending, tenor, loans, ear, themselves, ears, money, expertise, voices, overnight, hand, talents, guarantee, itself, assistance, banks, loan, helping, support, aid, voice, your, rates, funds, debt, interest, credit, businesses.

Words that rhyme with lend:
end, bend, friend, attend, amend, trend, recommend, contend, extend, spend, transcend, send, tend, blend, commend, portend, comprehend, intend, pretend, apprehend, append, suspend, descend, condescend, offend, mend, dividend, depend, expend, ascend, defend, unbend, fend, weekend, wend, befriend, godsend, impend, misspend, overspend, outspend, penned, distend, girlfriend, abend, bookend, boyfriend, yearend, back end, scend, dead end, denned, yenned, rear end, shend, downtrend, overextend, pitchblende, mende, bitter end, hornblende, front end, tail end, blende, backend, uptrend, reoffend, ende, best friend, in the end, fag end, arend, tight end, hende, kenned, loose end, tag end, wende, west end, exboyfriend, without end, split end, no end, sheet bend, butt end, townshend, lady friend, hind end, wallsend, becket bend, riverbend, gable end, carrick bend, rende, extra dividend, next friend, equalizing dividend, stock dividend, landsend, goodfriend.

Adjectives that are often used to describe lend:
lease, and, spend, divine, seraphic, 20th.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective lend:
lease, hand, agreement, arrangements, liz, aid, supplies, lcase, money, arrangement, goods, least, ahand, leasc, scheme, russia, leasing, agreements, your, trucks.

Consonant match to lend:
land, learned, lined, lund, lind, leaned, lande, loaned, laund, linde, lynde, lunde, lynd, le and, lindh, loynd.

Words that sound like lend:
lend, lende, lind, lund, linde, lynd, lynde, lunde, lindh, land, lent, lined, leaned, loaned, lond, lnd, lande, laned, laund, lawned, -land, launde, lawnd, lint, lunt, limbed, lead, learned, led, blend, len, lenny, lender, leonard, longed, lennie, lends, loomed, lant, lamd, leonie, lenard, blende, leny, lenna, lamed, lennard, limed, lenn, lenni, lensed, lnt, leod, lehn, lehne, low-end, lambed, lammed, low end, elend, loamed, lenhard, wend, hend, wende, shend, whend, hende, yend, yenned, island, lid, lin, linda, lindy, linds, linder, lindo, irland, lanai, lindow, linh, lindor, eland, lany, lindi, lanae, aland, lindie, linie, erland, fland, eiland, limned, islande, elland, irlande, lindau, lindar, lanao.