v. Obs. Also wrixel, wryxle. [OE. wrixlian, -an to alter, change, exchange, etc., also ʓewrixlian, altered form of ʓewixlian, = OFris. wixlia, OS. wehsalon, OHG. wehsalon (G. wechseln), etc.]
1. trans. To alter, change, confound.
c. 1400. Destr. Troy, 9327. What whylenes, or wanspede, wryxles our mynd? Ibid., 10328. Wodenes þe wrixlet, & þi wit failet.
2. To exchange.
c. 1400. Destr. Troy, 3120. Þai hade laisure … þere likyng to say, And wrixle þere wit & þere wille shewe.
