Definition of loaner
:something (such as a car or a watch) that is lent especially as a replacement for something being repaired
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Examples of loaner in a Sentence
The car he's driving is a loaner. His own car was damaged in an accident.
Recent Examples of loaner from the Web
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A gun reported stolen from Ellington six years ago turned up Monday in a Hartford auto dealership’s loaner car, police said.
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When training camp began three weeks ago, Bears kicker Connor Barth arrived at Olivet Nazarene University in style — riding shotgun in punter Pat O'Donnell's sleek loaner McLaren.
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Customers worried about a machine quickly becoming obsolete are choosing a three-year loaner rather than an outright purchase.
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And after receiving some loaner samples, Beyoncé ordered the dress for herself.
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Jones is on a one-year loaner contract to Gibbs' sister team Furniture Row Racing, and Gibbs had to put Jones somewhere in 2018.
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In the meantime, however, Valentin has already had trouble with the loaner.
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For the price of a daily ($8), monthly ($18), or annual pass ($80), MoGo subscribers grab a bike at one of the service’s MoGo stations situated around Detroit and ride for up to 30 minutes before returning their three-speed loaner to any station.
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Hurst Public Library is an official loaner site for the TPWD Tackle Loaner Program.
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First Known Use of loaner
1915
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Definition of loaner for English Language Learners
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: something (such as a car) that is loaned to someone as a replacement for something that is being repaired
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