impark
transitive verb
1
obsolete
a
: to enclose or confine in a park
b
: enclose
2
obsolete : to enclose (as woods) for a park
Word History
Etymology
Middle English imparken, from Anglo-French emparker, from Old French en- en- entry 1 + park, parc
- off one's trolley
- off pitch
- off plumb
- off premises
- off schedule
- off sick
- off soundings
- off stump
- off target
- off the air
- off the bat
- off the beaten path
- off the beaten track
- off the boil
- off the bone
- off the books
- off the cuff
- off the dole
- off the drawing board
- off the grid
- off the ground
- off the handle
- off the hook
- off the mark
- off the pace