† intyce, -tyse etc., obs. forms of entice, etc. 1483Cath.Angl. 197/1 Intysynge, jncitans.Ibid., An Intysynge, jncitacio.1552Huloet, Intysement, illicium.1560J. Daus tr.Sleidane's Comm. 183 No man that is of an other jurisdiction oughte to be intysed to theyr Religion.