v. Obs.–1 [f. OF. venq-, stem of veintre VANQUISH v. Cf. VENCUE v.] trans. To vanquish, subdue.
1402[?]. Quixley, Ball., xvi., in Yorks. Arch. Jrnl. (1908), XX. 48. Who þat his flessh venqueth most haue þe prys.
