Object

• credence: Liaising with similar groups internationally to " lend credence " to our own goals.

• credibility: You can include a cutting from the paper with any letters you send out to lend credibility to your efforts.

• ear: I hope we can lend an ear to what Oxford has to tell us about the roles a Proctor can fulfill.

• hand: To lend a hand have a word with Marion or Fr.

Preposition: on

• basis: They lend on the basis that if you don't pay them back as per your mortgage agreement, they will take your house.

Modifying Another Word

• thus: It is portable, thus lending itself to venues without a piano, or venues that are slightly different.

• naturally: Entertaining at ExCel London's state-of-the-art conference and exhibition center in Docklands naturally lends itself to entertaining on the water.

• freely: Verse of the day " Good will come to him who is generous and lends freely, who conducts his affairs with justice.

• easily: And of course a working knowledge of the properties of metals could easily lend itself to deception and fraud.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Some lenders will only lend up to ten times the predicted annual rental income.

Present participle complement

• mean: Bernhard's writing is musical so that rhythm, tempo and silence lend meaning to thought and ideas.

Preposition: by

• member: An Indian doll lent by a Bangladeshi member of the local community.