a. phr. Now dial. Also spanther-now. [Alteration of SPAN-NEW.]
1706. E. Ward, Wooden World Diss. (1708), 19. A first Rate Taylor, when his spander new Fashion takes at St. James’s.
[1855. Cf. Brandspandernew s.v. BRAND-NEW a.]
1876. Robinson, Mid-Yks. Gloss., Spanther-new or Spander-new.
