Spar
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 489
spar, v.i. to box with the hands: to fight with showy action to dispute Pr-Pspanning pa and pa.p. sparred. - SpaiT’er. [O. Fr, esparer, Fr. Sparer, to kick out, from root of Parry. Spare, spar, v to use frugally lo do without to save from any use 10 withhold from to treat tcudeily: tn part with willingly. v-t. to he frugal, to forbear, to be tender: to forgive. [A S. spartan; cog. with Ger. sparen allied also to L par-,o;for spar-co).] Spare, spar, adj sparine frugal scanty: lean stipe i litmus — n Sparen©BB. Sparerib, spar'uh, «. a piece of meat consisting ol the ribs with a spare 01 small amount of flesh. Sparing, sptr'ing, adj scarce scanty: saving.
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