v. Obs. In 5 entercounte. [Bad form of next.] intr. To run one against another; to meet in opposition.
1413. Lydg., Pilgr. Sowle, V. i. (1859), 70. The spyeres tornynge so swetely … entercounted to geders in their circute about the erth.
1481. Caxton, Myrr., II. xxix. 122. The wyndes … entrecounte and mete in som place.
