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Origin and Etymology of fautor
Middle English fautour, from Latin or Middle French; Middle French fauteur, from Latin fautor, from fautus (past participle of favēre to be favorable) + -or
fautor
Scottish variant of faulter
dialectal, British
: a wrongdoer especially against the church
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