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Swop

verb
1.
Exchange or give (something) in exchange for.  Synonyms: swap, switch, trade.






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"Swop" Quotes from Famous Books



... and that not long afterwards they sold their own meeting-house to the malecontents, so that Deacon Soper used often to remind Colonel Sprowle of his wish that "our little man and him [the Reverend Doctor] would swop pulpits," and tell him it had "pooty nigh come trew."—But this is anticipating the course of events, which were much longer in coming about; for we have but just got through that terribly long month, as Mr. Dudley Venner ...
— Atlantic Monthly, Volume 7, Issue 42, April, 1861 • Various



Words linked to "Swop" :   interchange, horse trading, barter, switch, trade, exchange, horse trade, change



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