Sponsor
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 493
spon's ur, n. one who promises solemnly for another: a surety: a godfather or godmother — Sponsorship. (L. Spondeo, spans us, to promise solemnly, akin to Gr spend*, to pour a libation, s/oudiii, a solemn treaty Cf Spouse \sponsor, or sponsorship Sponsonal, spon-so'ri-al. adj. pertaining to a Spontaneity, spon-£j-n£'i-ti, n state or quality of being spontaneous. Spontaneous, spon-tu ne-us, adj of one’s freewill. involuntary acting by its own impulse 01 natural law produced of itself nr without interference —adv. Sponta neously. fl, \pont,wen*\ - sponte. of one’s own accord— spondeo Spool, spOIil, a holbw cylinder for winding yarn upon. v.t. to w’uid on spools. [Low Get. spnle. Spoon, sp
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