Patron

pa'trun, n. a protector one who counten- ances one who has the gift of a benefice '—fern, Patrone , pa'trun-es, [Fr. —L. patron us (tit.) one acting as a father—pater patris, a father, Sec Paternal Doublet Pattern,] Patronage, pat'run-aj or pa', n. the support of a patron guardianship of saints the right of bestowing offices, privileges, or church benefices, Patrone , p.Vtnin-es,_/fcw. of Patron, Patronise. pai'run-Tz or pa', v to act as patron toward to support to a ume ihc air of a patron to.— n Pat'roniser —adv Pat ronlslngly. Patronymic, pat-ro-mm'ik, Patron ymical, patro-mm'ik-al, adj. derived from the name ol a father or ancestor. [Gr. pater, a father, onoma. a name.] [one’s father or ancestor. Patronymic, pat-ro-mm'ik, u. a name taken from Patten, pat en, n a wooden sole with an iron ring worn under the shoe to keep from the wet: the base of a pillar. Fr. p.it in, a skate, clog— pat/e See Patrol.] Patter, pat'er. v.i to fat or strike often, as hail - jr.p pat i'cring pa.t. and pa p. patt'ered. [A freq. of Pat Pattern, pat'ern, n a person or tiling to be copied* a model* an example: style of omamental work anything to serve as a guide in forming injects. [Fr. patron, protector also a pattern, sample Doublet Patron.) Patty, pat'i n. little pic. [Fr pa Sec Paste] Paucity, puw's it-i, n, fewne smallne of nurnbei nr quantity [Fr. — L paucitas—fattens, lew; akin Pause. Pauline, paw n, adj. of the Apostle Pant. Paunch, piwnsh or pansh, «. the belly the first — and largest stomach of a ruminant v.t to pieice or rip the belly of to eviscerate (O. Fr. path he, Fi pause—L panicx, pantias.] Pauper, paw* 'per, « a poor person one supported by chant) or sonic public provision. [L] Pauperise, p.vw'per-iz. lo reduce to pauperism — «. Pauporisa'tion. Pauperism, paw per-izm, n slate of being a pauper, Pause, paw n. a ceasing a temporary stop ce ation caused b) doubt suspense a mark for suspending the voice, music) a mark showing continuance of a note or rest v.i. to make a pause. [Fr — L. pausa—Gr pans is, from pand. to cause to cease Doublet Poso