transitive. To substitute one thing for (another); to replace (something) with something else, esp. something which is newer or better; to give up…

transitive. To give in exchange for something else; to exchange (one thing) for another; also, to exchange (a thing) with a person (also absol.).

To put each of (two things) in the place of the other; to transpose or make an exchange between; †also, to exchange (one thing) for another; †to…

transitive. To exchange (goods, persons, money, etc.); to barter; to swap. Also intransitive.

To exchange.

Followed by into or to, indicating the result of a change. transitive. To exchange (something) for something else; to get something else instead of…

transitive. To exchange for something else. Obsolete.

transitive. modified by away, down, †forth.

transitive. To trade or exchange (a thing) for (also †with) another thing. Also: to make the subject of an exchange (with a fellow trader).

To give and take (blows, words, reproaches, compliments, etc.); to exchange. to bandy words = to argue pertinaciously, wrangle.

transitive. figurative (to chaffer words: to exchange or bandy words.) Obsolete.

with adverbs away, off.

figurative. To exchange.

transitive. To exchange against or for another.

transitive. To give (one thing) in exchange for another, to change (for or into); to give and take (things) reciprocally, to exchange.

transitive. To give (something) in an exchange of goods. Originally North American. To give (something) in exchange for something else; to ‘swap’…

=counterchange, v.

slang. transitive. To change or exchange fraudulently to gain a more valuable item. Now rare.

transitive. To trade (a something) again by barter or exchange. Also figurative.

transitive. Originally North American. To participate in a trade or exchange of (things of the same kind); to give and receive reciprocally.

‘So help’ in the oath ‘so help me God’: see so, adv. conj.19.

transitive. To exchange; to change the order of; to rearrange in a different order; to go through the permutations of; = permute, v. 1, 3.

transitive. To convert into one another.