v. Obs. [f. A- pref. 11 + WARRANT v.] To vouch for, warrant, guarantee.
a. 1400. Chester Pl., 3. Some writers awarrante your matter, theirfore be boulde.
1598. Greene, Jas. IV. (1861), 188. And awarrant his preferment to a prince’s service.
1608. Armin, Nest Ninn. (1842), 26. If life were awarranted fooles.
