borrow
bor.row \'ba:r-(.)o-, 'bo.r-, -*(-w)\ \-*-w*r\ vb [ME borwen, fr. OE
borgian; akin to OE beorgan to preserve m more at BURY 1: to receive with
the implied or expressed intention of returning the sam e or an equivalent
{~ a book} 2a: to appropriate for one's own use {~ a metaphor} 2b: DERIVE,
ADOPT 3: to take (one) from a figure of the minuend in arithmetical
subtraction in order to add as 10 to the next lower denomination 4: to
introduce into one language from another 5: to dig from a borrow pit dial
6: LEND 1: to borrow something 2: to putt to one side of the cup in golf
so as to allow for the slant of the green - bor.row.er n