The action or an act of giving and receiving reciprocally; = exchange, n. 1a. Obsolete.

The action of substituting one thing for another, or of giving and receiving reciprocally; exchange; an instance of this.

The action of interchange, v., in various senses; mutual or alternate exchanging.

The action, or an act, of reciprocal giving and receiving. of things in general. Proverb, exchange is no robbery.

The action of exchanging one thing for another; exchange; commutation; barter; (also) an instance of this. Now only in Scots Law: barter; a contract…

The exchanging of one thing for another; exchange, barter. Obsolete.

The action of exchanging; an exchange.

now almost exclusively in the phrase chopping and changing.

The act of exchanging reciprocally; giving and receiving with reciprocity; reciprocal exchange (of commodities, courtesies, ideas, etc.) between…

The action of exchange, v.

Exchange, barter. Cf. permutation, n. 1a.

Continuous interchange or exchange of (letters, etc.). Now rare.

Exchange of one thing against another. Obsolete.

Exchanging one thing for another.

Counterchange, exchange.

= interchange, n. 1.

Interchange (esp. of letters, ideas, etc.). Obsolete.

Exchanging of one thing for another; exchange, barter. slang or colloquial.

figurative. Exchange, interchange.

The action of counterchange, v.; spec. in Heraldry (see counterchanged, adj.).

Changing or transferring from one position to another; exchanging.

Coming and going, toing and froing; commerce, exchange; bandying (of argument).

A switching or turning round; an alternation or exchange; a reversal of position, opinion, etc.; = turn-round, n. 2.