excamb i at or (ekskambiator)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 36
[ML., IMG:content-0853.jpg:[blocks in formation] changer; a broker; one employed to exchange of excavare , hollow out, ex , out, + cavare, lands. excambie, v . t . See excamb. excambium, excambion (eks-kam'bi-um, -on), n. [ML., exchange: see exchange .] Exchange; barter; specifically, in Scots law , the contract by which one piece of land is exchanged for another. He... acquired. divers lands, gave in excambion the lands of Cambo. for which he Spots wood, Hist. Church of Scotland, p. 100. excandescence, excandescency (eks-kan-des'ens, -en-si), n. [=Sp. Pg. escandecencia = It. es candescenza, escandescenzia,
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