intrinev.
/ɪnˈtrʌɪn/ rare.
transitive. To unite in a group of three.
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trichotomize1651
intrine1892
1892 C. E. Norton tr. Dante Divine Comedy III. xiii. 84 The Love which with them is intrined [l. 57, l'Amor che in lor s'intrea].
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v.1892- to pass away
- to pass beyond
- to pass by
- to pass down
- to pass for
- to pass for current
- to pass for later as sterling
- to pass for sterling
- to pass forth
- to pass forth in warfare
- to pass forth of use
- to pass fro
- to pass from
- to pass from mind
- to pass gas
- to pass hence
- to pass in
- to pass in a crowd
- to pass in one's cheques
- to pass in one's cheques us checks
- to pass in one's chips
- to pass in one's marble
- to pass in review
- to pass in silence
- to pass in warfare