Vouch
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 120
vowch, v.t. to call upon to witne : to maintain by repeated affirmations: to warrant: to attest: to produce vouchers for: ( Milt. ) to second, support.— v.i. to bear witne : to give testimony.— n. confirmation, attestation.— ns. Vouchee′ , the person vouched or summoned in a writ of right; Vouch′er , one who vouches or gives witne : a paper which vouches or confirms the truth of anything, as accounts: a mechanical contrivance used in shops for automatically registering the amount of money drawn; Vouch′ment , a solemn declaration. [O. Fr. voucher , vocher , to call to defend—L. vocāre , to call.]
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