† in-eche, v.
in ineched, perhaps rather, as in the MSS., two words, in eched, added in: see eche v.
| c 1374 Chaucer Troylus iii. 1280 (1329) (Campsall MS.) And yf þat I at loues reuerence Haue ony word In eched for þe beste [16th c. edd. ineched]. 1658 Phillips, Ineched (old word), put in. |