† imˈpight, pa. pple. Obs.
Also in-: see also empight.
[pa. pple. of impitch, f. im-1 + pitch v.]
Pitched or planted in; implanted, inserted.
| 1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. v. lii. (1495) 169 The knees ben holowe and rounde, for the legges and whyrlbones sholde be the easelyar inpyghte therin. 1633 P. Fletcher Purple Isl. xi. xxix, Yet in her side deep was the wound impight. |