rent¹ /rent/

1. Periodical payment for use of another's property, esp houses and lands
2. Revenue

1. To hold or occupy by paying rent
2. To let or hire out for a rent
3. To charge with rent

To be let at a rent

rentabilˈity noun

rentˈable adjective

rentˈal noun

1. The act of renting
2. A rent roll
3. Rent
4. Annual value
5. Something rented or hired (US)
6. A lease held by a kindly tenant (qv; Scot)

rentˈaller noun (Scot)

A kindly tenant

rentˈer noun

1. A tenant who pays rent
2. A person who lets out property
3. A farmer of tolls or taxes (historical)
4. A theatre shareholder (archaic)
5. A distributor of commercial films to cinemas

rent-a- or before a vowel rent-an- combining form (facetious)

Denoting: (as if) rented or hired, organized for a specific occasion or purpose, instantly or artificially created, etc, as in rent-a-crowd, rent-a-mob or rent-an-army

rental library noun (US)

A lending-library which takes fees for books borrowed

rent boy noun

A young male prostitute

rentˈ-charge noun

A periodical payment charged upon rent

rentˈ-collector noun

rentˈ-day noun

rentˈ-free adjective and adverb

Without payment of rent

rent restriction noun

Restriction of a landlord's right to raise rent

rent roll noun

1. A list of property and rents
2. Total income from property

for rent (orig US)

To let

rent² /rent/ pat and pap of rend

1. An opening made by rending
2. A fissure

To rend

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