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† imˈpatron, v. Obs. rare.
[a. obs. F. im-, empatroner, -patronir (Godefroy, Cotgr.), a. It. impatronire, impadronire to make master of, put in possession of, f. im- (im-1) + F. patron, It. padrone, L. patrōnus patron, protector, master. Cf. empatron.]
trans. = impatronize 1; refl. to make oneself master, possess oneself (of). Const. with.
1642Remark. Occur. North. Parts 10 (D.) He..impatroned himselfe with three peeces of ordinance. |