Injunct

To enjoin; to grant or procure an injunction.

1880.  Stoddards have successfully injuncted Scribners from taking and using subscription lists procured by [them].—Christian Advocate, N.Y., March 11.

1887.  Foraker proposed to “injunct” the return of the rebel flags.—Ohio State Journal, Columbus, Sept. 1. (N.E.D.)