excambion

[Low Lat.] Scots Law : The contract by which one piece of land is exchanged for another. IMG:content-1216.png:[blocks in formation] *ex-căn-tā-tion, s. [Lat. ex out, away, and cantatio=a charming, a charm.] A disenchanting; disenchantment by a countercharm. ěx-car-nāte, v . t . [Low Lat. excarnatus, pa. par. of excarno , from Lat.ex=out, away, and caro (gen it. carn is ) = flesh.] To deprive of flesh; to clear or separate from flesh. *ex-car-nāte, a . [Low Lat. excarnatus .] Deprived or divested of flesh.