transitive. In passive. To be brought or put between two things. Obsolete. rare.

To come between, in time, space, or action; to intervene. Obsolete.

In passive: To be interposed or situated between; to lie or occur between; to intervene.

To place or station oneself between; to come between in position, to stand in the way. intransitive (for reflexive)

intransitive. To come between or in an interval.

absol. or intransitive. To come between the lines. In quots. figurative.

intransitive. To lie or occupy the space between (formerly also †betwixt) two things, times, etc.; to be transitional between. Now rare.

Of a thing: To be placed or situated locally between other things; to come or lie between.

intransitive. To become part of a sequence or array as an extraneous interpolation; to become intercalated in or inserted into.