To borrow.

transitive. To borrow (something that cannot itself be returned). Also figurative. Cf. commodate, v. 2.

transitive. To get on loan, borrow. rare.

transitive. To borrow (a book) from a library.

slang (originally U.S.). transitive. Originally and esp. Military. To obtain by illicit or dubious means; to steal; to scrounge.

slang. transitive. Chiefly Australian. To borrow or cadge (something); to make a wheedling request of, cadge from (someone). Also intransitive…

transitive. To borrow or cadge (something).

transitive. Australian Nautical slang. To borrow or steal. Cf. rabbit, n.1 4b. Now rare.

transitive. To take (a thing) on pledge or security given for its safe return.