paxwax (pakswaks)

[ payl (pā), v.; pret. and pp. paid, ppr. paying. [ME. payen, paien, Ther he harpede so wel, that he payde al the route. Rob . of Gloucester , p. 272. Loke thou grucche not on god, thauz he zeue luytel, Beo payed with thi porcion porore or ricchore. Piers Plowman (A), x. 113. Do trewe penaunce, & y am payed , From eendelees peine y wole make thee free. Political Poems , etc. (ed. Furnivall), p. 201. Ffor hir to paye he was full glade. Thomas of Er eldoune (Child's Ballads, I. 104). pawn-ticket (pân'tiket), n. A ticket given by a pawnbroker to the pledger, bearing the name of the article pledged, the amount of money 2t. To make satisfaction or amends for. lent, the name of the pledger, the name and addre of the pawnbroker, the conditions of. the loan, etc. And operis satisfactio that for synnes payeth. Piers Plowman (C), xvii. 31. 3. To satisfy the claims of; compensate, as for goods, etc., supplied, or for services render Eng.]