See Also: loan 2, verb(dictionary)
loan(2)(dictionary)
Whole loan(money)
Loan(finance)
Whole loan(finance)
Day loan(finance)
loan(1)(dictionary)
Day loan(money)
Take Out Loan(money)
Loan(money)

signory (iou) and loan 2, verb (oh)


signory (iou)



signory noun. Also signiory. LME.
[Orig. from Old French signerie, -norie, etc., vars. of seignorie SEIGNEURY; later infl. by Italian SIGNORIA. Cf. SEIGNIORY.]
Lordship, domination, rule. LME.
b. Appearance, expression, bearing, etc., suggesting authority or supremacy. rare. L16.
A domain, a territory. M16.
Hist. A governing body, esp. of any of various medieval Italian republics, esp. Venice. M16.
si'gnorial adjective of or pertaining to a signory L19.
signority noun (rare) lordship, government E16-L18.

loan 2, verb (oh)



2 v [T]
AmE to lend someone something, especially money
loan sb sth
::Can you loan me $5?
::Jeff's loaned us his car for the weekend.
also loan out
BrE to lend something valuable to someone
::The National Library has loaned several manuscripts.
loan sth to sb/sth
::Two of the steam trains have been loaned to Other railways.