To interweave one thing or set of things into another; to introduce as by interweaving; to insert, interpolate. Chiefly figurative or transferred. Obs…

To interpolate, interpose. Obsolete.

transitive. To place between or in the midst of; to insert, interpose.

transitive. To place so as to interrupt or hinder the course of a person or thing; to put in the way or interpose, as an obstacle or hindrance to…

transitive. To insert between other things; to interpolate. (Frequently in 17th cent.)

transitive. To pass (a cord, thread, band, etc.) in and out through a fabric, holes, etc.; to thread (a shoelace) in and out of the eyelets of a…

transitive. To place between (in space or time); to put or set between or in an intermediate position; to cause to intervene. Often with implication…

transitive. To interpose opaquely. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To lay between or among; to interpose.

transitive. = interlard, v.

transitive and reflexive. = interpose, v. Obsolete except in interpone one's authority (in Scots Law).

transferred. To insert or interpose something additional, extraneous, or out of the ordinary course, between the ordinary members of any series or…

transferred. To insert or introduce (something additional or different) between other things, or in a series; to intercalate.

transitive. To place between other things, or between one another; to intercalate.

transferred and figurative. To insert or introduce something at regular intervals between (things) or between the parts of (a thing). Const. with.

transitive. To put in or as in a sandwich; chiefly figurative, to insert (something) between two other things of a widely different character; to…