Note: This word analogically requires the e after g, but the spelling pledgor is perhaps commoner. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
pledgor — index debtor, obligor Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 pledgor … Law dictionary
pledgor — UK US (also pledger) /ˈpledʒər/ noun [C] ► FINANCE a person who borrows money and offers a pledge for the loan: »A pawnbroker can sell the pledgor s goods when the loan is not repaid. → Compare PLEDGEE(Cf. ↑pledgee) … Financial and business terms
pledgor — [plej′ər, ple jôr′] n. Law a person who delivers something as security: distinguished from PLEDGEE … English World dictionary
pledgor — noun see pledge II … New Collegiate Dictionary
pledgor — /plej awr /, n. Law. a person who deposits personal property as a pledge. [PLEDGE + OR2] * * * … Universalium
pledgor — ple dÊ’É”r / dÊ’É”Ë n. one who mortgages; one who gives property as security … English contemporary dictionary
pledgor — pled·gor … English syllables
pledgor — /plɛˈdʒɔ/ (say ple jaw) noun Law someone who deposits personal property as a pledge …
pledgor — /ˌpledʒ ɔ:/ noun a person who pledges a piece of his or her property as security for a loan … Dictionary of banking and finance
pledgor — /plejar/ The party delivering goods in pledge; the party pledging … Black's law dictionary
