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lend verb accommodate with, advance, afford, aid, allow credit, assist, commodare, entrust, extend credit, furnish, furnish credit, give, give credit, give money over, grant, invest, loan, permit to borrow, provide, prooide with, put up the money, sign over, supply, supply aid, turn over Associated concepts: lend credit, lend funds See also: bestow, capitalize, finance, fund, invest, lease, let, loan, rent How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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NORTHRIDGE -- Hugely popular Spanish-language disc jockey ``El Cucuy,'' who lends an ear to disgruntled housewives and churns out jokes on his daily radio program, was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of threatening his wife and a police officer. 5) Director Charles Nelson Reilly lends an ear (or two) to his star, Charles Durning, who is playing Elwood P. When players have troubles, such as men or school, she lends an ear. |
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