Exchange

eks-chānj′, v.t. to give or leave one place or thing for another: to give and take mutually: to barter.— n. the giving and taking one thing for another: barter: the thing exchanged: proce by which accounts between distant parties are settled by bills instead of money: the difference between the value of money in different places: the building where merchants, ., meet for busine .— n. Exchangeabil′ity .— adj. Exchange′able , that may be exchanged.— n. Exchan′ger , one who exchanges or practises exchange: ( B. ) a money-changer, a banker. [O. Fr. eschangier (Fr. échanger )—Low L. excamb iāre —L. ex , out, cambīre , to barter.]