Noun
a person who sponsors someone (the godchild) at baptism
Source: WordNetMolly’s fairy godparent, an uncle in New York, USA, appeared during her A-Level studies at Grammar School. Source: Internet
Mann, pg. 123 Conflict with Roger II of Sicily Although Lucius had been the friend of King Roger II of Sicily and godparent to one of his children, Mann, pg. 115 the situation between the two would soon deteriorate. Source: Internet
Eulaley Haco (Eulalie Hécaud) was the godparent. Source: Internet
In medieval Europe, standing as a godparent to a child also created a bond of affinity. Source: Internet
See the commentary for VII, 3 for information about the relation between a child's parent and godparent. Source: Internet
The relationship between a child's godparent and biological parent was considered so sacred at the time that intercourse between them was considered incest. Source: Internet