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transitive. To give money, esp. small change, in exchange for (a coin or note of higher denomination and equal value). Also: to give money in one…
transitive. To re-exchange (goods or money). Frequently in to change and rechange. Also used intransitively. Now historical.
With for (†with) before the thing taken in exchange. In modern use also with against (? after French contre). Also absol.