† enchaipv.
Scottish. Obsolete. rare.
intransitive or absol. To ‘do a trade’.
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1572 (a1500) Taill of Rauf Coilȝear (1882) 318 Quhair ony Coilȝear may enchaip I trow till encheif.
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v.1572- to lie at, in, watch for
- to lie at, to
- to lie at, upon
- to lie back
- to lie barren, hid, waste
- to lie by
- to lie by it
- to lie by the heels
- to lie by the wall
- to lie by the walls
- to lie dead
- to lie deep
- to lie doggo
- to lie down
- to lie fair
- to lie fallow
- to lie for
- to lie for the whetstone
- to lie forth
- to lie full low
- to lie hard
- to lie heavy
- to lie heavy at or to one's heart
- to lie heavy on one's stomach
- to lie heavy upon