pawnie
pawnie noun: a pawnbroker.
Noun
pawnie (plural pawnies)
- A pawnbroker.
- But a moment's reflection told Donny that a rag-and-bone man or a pawnie wasn't likely simply to fill his backyard with such stuff.2011, Katie Flynn, Rainbow's End
- The pawnie raised his eyebrows. 'Okay, say fifteen. Anyone stupid enough—'2011, Stephen King, 11/22/63, New York: Scribner, →ISBN
Forms of pawnie
| plural | pawnies |
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Questions about pawnie
- What does pawnie mean?
- Pawnie means a pawnbroker.
- What part of speech is pawnie?
- Pawnie is a noun.
- What is the plural of pawnie?
- The plural of pawnie is pawnies.
Words near pawnie in the dictionary
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