Volunteor
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 562
vol-un-tiri, n. one who enters any ser- vice, esp. military, voluntarily or of his own free choice—adj entering into service voluntarily — v.t. to offer voluntarily.—v to enter into any service of one's own fiee-will or without being asked Voluptuary, vo-lupt'G-ar-i, u. a voluptuous person or one exce ively given to bodily enjoyments — or luxury: a sensualist. [L voluptuarms voluptas pleasure Voluptuous, vo-lupt'0.-u% adj full of pleasure given to exce of pleasure, esp. sensual — adv. Volupt uously — n Volupt'uousno . voluptuosus ~ volujtas, pleasure, conn with volupe, agreeably, abo with Gr. clp-omai, to hope, and perh. volo, to wish.] Volute, volut', a kind of roiled or spiral scroll used in Greek capitals [Fr. — L. volvo, votntu-n, to roll
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