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Ad largum

common at large, assize at large, verdict at large, to vouch at large, etc.

officer to anywriting signed by the pricnipal or superior to vouch for the authenticity of it; e.g., the order of a

in the Latin of the time, was called advocare, Fr. voucher a garantie, to vouch or call to warrant. As the

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Sax.], to defend, to call to one's aid, also to vouch to warranty.

To vouch falsely

Formerly vouched or avowed affirmed in advance

evidence in a cause. 1. One who sees, knows, or vouches for something 2. One who gives testimony, under oath or

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