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Quotation dates: 1633
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Intele, v. [Tele v.: cf. Intak v. and Intak n. 2.] tr. ‘To till into’, to take in (part of a common) by cultivating it. — 1633 Inverness Rec. II. 170.
[Certain neighbours] hes riwin, intelit, schawin, occupiet and schoirne greit pairtis and portionis of the said commun carse
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