† enterˈfeat Obs.
Also 7 interfeat.
[ad. Fr. entrefaite, f. entrefaire to do (something) between or mutually, f. entre (see enter- prefix) + faire to do.]
pl. Deeds (of arms) on both sides.
| 1614 Raleigh Hist. World iii. 139 The varietie of which enter-feates was such that the Thebans themselves were drawne by the losse of the haven of Corinth to sue for peace. a 1662 Heylin Laud ii. 465 During which Interfeats of Arms, and Exchange of Pens. |