intercommon verb & noun. [ɪntǝ'kɒmǝn] Also (earlier) entercommon. LME.
[Anglo-Norman entrecomuner, formed as ENTER-¹, INTER- + comuner: see COMMUNE verb.]
A. verb intrans.
1. Have communication or dealings with each other or with another; associate. (Foll. by with.) LME-L17.
■ W. Penn The Brittains and Saxons began to grow tame to each other, and intercommon amicably.

2. Share or participate with others, or mutually. L16-M17.

3. Share in the use of the same common land. M17.
b. noun. The action, practice, or right of intercommoning. Now rare. LME.

■ intercommonage noun the practice of sharing something, esp. common pasture E17.

■ intercommoner noun M16.

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