Obs. [perh. the L. (verba) æquivoca ‘equivocal words,’ with an Eng. pl. ending.]
c. 1400. Test. Love, III. (1561), 317/2. Thus maie wille by terme of equivocas in three waies been understonde.
1775. Ash, Equivocas, an equivocation, Chaucer.
