Pardon

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 422
par'dn, v. [-doned (-dnd), -doning.] To refrain from exacting as a penalty; to suffer to pa without punishment, discharge from liability to penalty; to absolve, excuse, acquit, forgive.— n. Remi ion of penalty; release of an offense, or of the exposure of the offender to suffer a penalty; forgivene ; remi ion. [F. (n.); pardonner, to pardon, LL. per don are, fr. L. per, through, thoroughly, and donare, to give.] — Par'donable, a. Admitting of pardon venial; excusable. — Par'don able ne , n. —Par'donably, adv. — Parrdoner, n.
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