Vouch

Meaning

Verb

●

To

(someone) to be a

to something.

●

To

or

(an

, a

work, etc.) in support of

or opinions.

●

To

or

the

or

of (something); also, to

or

(the

of an

or statement).

●

To

or

to the

or

(of someone or something).

●

To back,

, or support (someone

) with

or proof.

●

Synonym of

(“to

condescendingly

or

give or

(something)”)

●

To

,

, or

(something).

●

In Law:

In

to

or

to

: to

(someone) into

to

a

warranty of title

to land.

●

In Law:

Followed by over: of a

(a person

ed to

to

a

warranty of title

): to

(someone) to

in their place.

●

In Law:

To

(to something).

●

Often

for.

To

or

; to

or sponsor.

To provide

or proof.

To

in or

take responsibility

for (the

or

of) something.

Noun

●

An

, a

; also, a

or

of the

or

of something.

Sourced from

Origin

vouch

English

voucher

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

vocare

Latin

voco

Latin

Sourced from

Synonyms

Related

Take Responsibility

Put In A Good Word

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Rhymes

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