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pawnUK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈpɔːn/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/pɔn/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(pôn) pawn WordReference English Thesaurus © 2025 Sense: Verb: exchange valuables for money Synonyms: hock, put sth in hock, hang up , leave sth with uncle , pop Collocations , exchange sth for money, cash in, convert sth to cash Sense: Noun: thing given as security Synonyms: Sense: Noun: person used by another Synonyms: puppet Collocations, instrument Collocations, tool Collocations, stooge, cat's paw, plaything, toy Collocations, victim Collocations Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: A good pawn never shamed his master. - English Only forum
a no longer useful pawn in the service of others [word for?] - English Only forum ahead a Rook to a Pawn - English Only forum all in the pawn - English Only forum his overcoat out of pawn, - English Only forum hit <the> pawn shops - English Only forum Little matters whose pawn – we can only find out to our cost - English Only forum negotiating pawn - English Only forum nobody's pawn - English Only forum Pawn = Pledge - English Only forum pawn off the mistake on the reporter - English Only forum "Pawn off:" Mistake or idiom? - English Only forum pawn something for or off +$? - English Only forum pawn something off as one's own - English Only forum pawn your personal stuff off on your patients - English Only forum pawnshop / pawn shop - English Only forum The King and The Pawn ? - English Only forum to pawn (off) something - English Only forum to pawn somebody off - English Only forum With his protected passed pawn: sense of 'with' - English Only forum
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