loaner

[ loh-ner ]

noun

a person or thing that loans.
something, as an automobile or appliance, that is lent especially to replace an item being serviced or repaired.

Origin of loaner

First recorded in 1880–85; loan¹ + -er¹

Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2023

The program will offer guests tailored cycling outings around California’s wine country, with help from a loaner Garmin GPS device preloaded with local routes.
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Gear rental company Xscape Pod, out of Portland, Oregon, will ship loaner camping gear—ranging from tents to water filters and cooksets—anywhere in the lower 48.
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Enjoy breakfast in a private garden, then grab a loaner cruiser bike to roll into town.
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The children had to share a loaner device, and then she could not afford Internet.
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Each room has an outdoor shower, and a stay comes with free loaner surfboards and cruiser bikes.
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He was quite wealthy, and his business was that of a money loaner and real estate speculator.
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