† interbracev.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. To embrace mutually.
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the mind > emotion > love > embrace > [verb (transitive)] > embrace mutually
to fathom togetherc1400
interbrace1592
1592 G. Harvey Foure Lett. Sonn. To interbrace each other with delight.
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v.1592- to go to the rut
- to go to the scaffold
- to go to the spot
- to go to the stand
- to go to the toilet
- to go to the university
- to go to the vault
- to go to the vote
- to go to the wall
- to go to the walls
- to go to the war
- to go to the wars
- to go to the waters
- to go to the winds
- to go to the woods
- to go to the world
- to go to the worse
- to go to the wrong shop
- to go to town
- to go to university
- to go to war or wars
- to go to waste
- to go to work
- to go to wrack
- to go to wrack and ruin