source . ( Of the lat. )( fons, - ntis ). 1. f. Fountain of water that sprouts from the Earth. 2. f. apparatus or artifice with which it leave the water in the gardens and houses, streets or squares, for different uses, bringing encañada from springs or deposits. 3. f. work of architecture made from factory, stone, iron, etc., which serves as a get out the water by one or many pipes arranged in it. 4. f. stack (? to administer the sacrament (d)) (baptism). 5. f. large, more or less deep dish, which is used to serve food. 6. f. amount of food in this dish. 7. f. vacuum with the horses next to the hock. U m. in pl. 8. f. principle, basis or origin of something. 9. d. what that a liquid flows with abundance. 10. f. Material which serves information to a researcher or inspiration to an author. 11. f. Med. It ulcer open so that it supure. source Ascending. 1. f. Jet of water that flows in a vertical slit in the ground. source s of information. 1. f. pl. Confidences, declarations or documents that serve as a basis for the development of a news or journalistic reportage. 2. f. pl. People who issued those statements. drink someone in good source s . 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Receive knowledge of good teachers and good works, or purchase of people or places any credible news. ? V. hepatic of the source s pen source