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What is lend?
"Hey buddy. I need to go lend a hand." I said
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lend - video
Lend - what is it?
When you lend something to someone, and they lend that item to someone else without permission. Especially when they lend it to someone you don't know.
Lender: Can i get my game back?
Lendy: Oh, dude i lent it to my freind who lives like 5 hours away.
Lender: You double lended my shit i hate you!
What does "lend" mean?
An Australian term meaning to be lying to a person for one's own amusement.
"He said she had an STI"
"He's only having a lend of you"
Lend - what does it mean?
1. The worst possible insult for a worker in ILL borrowing.
2. Any egregious form of disrespect.
Damn, bro, you just got sent to lending? That's a pretty serious dis!
Lend - meaning
the act of forcing people to borrow something that they are not interested in, but that is forced into their possession, nonetheless.
I apologize in advance for the box full of old fantasy novels that are sitting in the corner of my living room. Steph knows I have zero interest, but she still brought them by to force-lend me, anyway.
Lend - definition
A cool guy to be a friend with. He might be dry in texting but he is a funny guy.
Do you know Lend ? He's very fucking random.
Lend - slang
A dumb bitch that don’t give a fuck but has lots of hoes 🤷🏻 ♀️
HATER: I WISH I WAS A LEND
HOE: YEA SAME
Lend
A lend is boarding school slang for a person who continually sucks up to their superiors, typically teachers or senior pupils. May be used as a noun (a lend) or as a verb (lending).
Oh look, Thomas is lending to Mr. Meryl. No surprises there.
Lend
To have possession of a thing that does not belong to you with the knowledge and blessing of the belongee.
Person 1: Did he lend that to you?
Person 2: Like, he didn't give it to me, but I have it.
Lend
A regional Irish slang word that describes a gobshite or to express your upset nature or even to insult out of spite.
"Yo, can I copy your homework?"
"No I spent a lot of time on this"
"Lend"/"you absolute lend"/ "so lendy"