Pawned

Pronunciation: /ˈpɔːnd/

Pawned (adj)

  1. Used when you give an item to a shop as security for a small loan, and you may lose it if you do not repay.
  2. In chess, moved forward from its starting square, usually one step, as part of the game rules.

Pawned (verb)

  1. To give an item to a pawn shop as security for a loan, with the option to get it back after repayment.

Examples

  • He pawned his watch to get quick money.
  • They pawned the ring when they needed a loan.

Pawned (adjective)

Examples

  • The pawned item was returned after the loan was paid.
  • She kept the pawned item safe until the payment date.