- LEND
- Advance
- Advance on credit
- Supply on credit
- Contribute
- Impart
- Grant for a time
- Make advances?
- ___ a hand
- Spot
- Give out, for a time
- Let use
- Offer metonymically, as a hand or an ear
- Emulate Shylock
- Give for the moment
- Let someone have
- Libraries do it
- Raise interest, maybe?
- Give freely
- Act the librarian
- Engage in some banking
- Give but want back
- Give, as support
- Impart for a while
- Give for the nonce
- Give on condition
- Give for now
- Allow to use
- Furnish conditionally
- ___-Lease Act
- Furnish
- I'm giving up the past tense for ___
- Make available for a time
- Cause to be a person of interest?
- Word from the Old English for "gift"
- Word after "countrymen," in a Shakespeare play
- Give, as a hand
- Ignore Polonius's advice, perhaps
- Extend credit
- Advance with interest
- Give for a while
- Let have for a while
- ___ Me a Tenor
- ___ a hand (aid)
- Disregard Polonius' advice
- ___ a hand (help)
- Impart temporarily
- Give temporarily
- Borrow's opposite
- Do a banker's work
- What libraries do
- Give on a temporary basis
- Grant, as a mortgage
- Furnish temporarily
- Do a bank job
- Give temporary use of
- Make like a pawnbroker
- Do a usurer's task
- Give with the intention of getting back
- Allow to use temporarily
- Deal in money
- ___ an ear: listen
- Give for a time
- Give, but not for keeps
- With "a" and 5 Down, help out
- ___ less than thou owest: Shak.
- Allow temporary use of
- Give conditionally
- Circulate, as library books
- ... countrymen, __ ...
- Advance, as money
- Word before "a hand" or "an ear"
- Allow to use for a while
- Verb from Mark Antony
- Conditionally give
- Give, but expect back
- Let use for now
- __ a hand
- Generate interest, in a way
- Allow to borrow
- Spark interest?
- Make a loan
- Grant temporary use of
- Help out a borrower
- Put up, as money
- Give for a bit
- Let out
- Provide monetary aid
- Provide for a while
- Provide temporarily
- Advance, maybe
- Entrust for a while
- __-Lease Act
- __ me your ears
- One way to share
- Do banking work
- Furnish for a time
- Give obligingily
- Advance, as cash
- Expect back
- Front funds
- Provide pro tem
- First verb in Antony's big speech
- Supply short-term
- Await the return of
- Let go for a while
- Advance, as funds
- Expect to get back
- Furnish for a while
- Offer, as a hand
- Provide provisionally
- __ a hand (help out)
- Advance funds
- Afford for now
- Extend credit (to)
- ___-Lease.
- Grant use of.
- Companion of lease, 1941–45.
- Libraries do.
- Reform.
- Contribute temporarily.
- Adapt one's self to something.
- Grant.
- ___ me your ears.
- Afford.
- ___ an ear.
- Give.
- Impart to.
- Companion of lease.
- Allow use of.
- Bestow temporarily.
- Partner of lease.
- Kind of lease
- Word with an ear
- Give to a borrower
- Banks do this
- Advance; impart
- Afford temporarily
- Lease leader
- Lease's partner
- Word before lease
- ___ an ear (hearken)
- Word with lease
- Provide the use of
- What S & L's do
- Ignore Polonius's advice
- Lease preceder
- ___ an ear (heed)
- ___ me your ears: Shak.
- ___-Lease Act: 1941
- Oblige a borrower
- W.W. II's ___-Lease Act
- Allow the use of
- Contribute obligingly
- Help a borrower
- Provide
- Have an interest in interest
- Play the pawnbroker
- Give obligingly
- Do banker's work
- Furnish for now
- ___ a hand (help out)
- Play Shylock
- What usurers do
- Give away temporarily
- Give up for a while
- Act the pawnbroker
- Confer, as credibility
- Offer mortgages
- Supply temporarily
- Act like a shark, in a way
- Temporarily give
- Give, but not as a gift
- Grant temporary custody?
- Let borrow
- Be a banker
- Transfer temporarily
- -- a hand
- Advance recording money
- Skynyrd "___ a Helpin' Hand"
- __ me your ears and I'll sing you a song
- Work in pawnbrokery
- Front the money
- Ignore Polonius' advice
- Ignore the advice of Polonius
- Lease starter?
- Grant a mortgage, e.g.
- Give out, as library books
- Offer temporarily
- Give a hand, say
- Borrow antonym
- Give temporary use
- Advance credit to
- Borrow? U-turn
- Temporarily provide
- What creditors do
- Lead-in to "a hand" or "an ear"
- Provide a mortgage, say
- Give briefly
- . . . ____ me your ears
- Serve as the bank
- Grant a mortgage
- Borrower s word
- Float a loan
- Accept an IOU
- Give, to a degree
- Plea to Romans
- Act the shylock
- Provide temporary use
- What a bank does
- Work in a pawnshop
- Do a banker's job
- Do a credit union's job
- Do a shylock's work
- Impart, as flavor
- Make advances, of sorts
- Offer, as support
- Advance, in a way
- Offer 63-Acrosses
- Loan out
- Let use for a while
- Front
- Cariou who won a Tony for "Sweeney Todd"
- Imitate GMAC
- Act the S&L
- Trust with, temporarily
- Act the shark
- Act the shark (example #2)
- Make like a shark
- Emulate a shark, maybe
- Banks and libraries do it
- Give, but not to keep
