† i-cherre,v.Obs. [OE.ᵹecęrran, -cierran, f.cęrran to turn (see chare).] intr. To turn, return. c1000Ags. Gosp.Matt. xii. 44 Ic ᵹecyrre [Hatton ᵹecherre] on min hus.c1175Lamb. Hom. 117 Ȝif..he nule icherran from his sunnan.c1275Lay. 21053 Þat Childrich were ichord [c 1205 iliðen] to his owe londe.