Inter pledge

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 276
m-ter-plej', v.t to pledge mutually to give ami take a pledge. [L inter, between, mutually, and Pledge Interpolate, in-ter'po-l.it, v t to insert unfairly, as a spurious word or pa age in a book or in an usc ript: to corrupt. math.; to up the intermediate terms of a scries —ns Inter polator, Interpola tion. [L inter polo, into palatum, fiom in/ef, between, and polio to polish Interposal, in tei po/al. Si me as Interposition. Interpose, in-tei-po/', v.t. to plate between to thiust m: lo oiler, as aid or services — to come between to mediate to put in by way of mtei rupt ton to mtei,uc Interpos'er [hi — \j into between, and Fr poser, to pi «ce. See Pose, n Interposition, in-tcr-pfi-aLsh'un, n act of interposing intervention’ nudiition: anything mterposed P r inter, anil Position
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