hocking
Pledging for cash
Hocking is the present participle of hock, which means to pawn something—to leave it with a lender as collateral for a loan: He's been hocking his watch every few months.
If something is in hock, it's pawned or, more loosely, in debt.
Hocking can also mean hawking or aggressively selling: street vendors hocking souvenirs.
pawnshop
Store lending against collateral
- collateralSecurity for debt
- loanBorrowed money repaid later
- pledgeBinding promise given
redeem · valuables · jewelry · hockshop · broker · debt · mortgage · security · pawning · ticket
hawking
Sport using trained raptors
loogie · spit · clearing · throat · bronchial · cough · gob · saliva · discharge · congestion
- pawnshopspawn shop, pawnshop, pawnbroker, pawn, pawning
hockingredeeming
Compensating for faults
reclaiming · retrieving · buying back · recovering · repossessing
hockingsaving
Reserving for future use
investing · banking · stockpiling · preserving · treasuring