Suspend

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 513
sus-pend', v.t. to hang one thing beneath another to make to depend on to make to stop for a time to delay to debar u. Suspend or. [L. suspeiuio —sub, beneath, pen do, pensum, to hang.J Suspense, sus-pens', «. state of being suspended act of withholding the judgment uncertainty indecision stop betwixt two opposites. Suspension, sus-pen's hun, act of suspending interruption delay temporary privation of office or privilege a conditional withholding Suspensory, sus-pens' or-t, adj that suspendr: doubtful — that which suspends a bandage Suspicion, sus-pish'un, n act of suspect in' the imagining of something without evidence or on slender evidence mistrust.
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