Swopped [verb]

He and I have swopped specimens many's the time, when either of us had a duplicate.

I had five, but I swopped two of them with Frank Wilson for a redstart's.'

"I swopped four blood-allys for an Indian in the break," Bertram announced.

They've swopped secrets with him just like old friends; and there they are for you to see.

It isn't rare, though—twenty-four cents—I gave twopence for it; but I've had much more expensive ones, only I swopped them.

So if your honour is pleasing, I'll tell you the whole truth about the horse that he swopped against my mare out of the face.

He traded with another boy at the Military Institute, swopped an old racket for it.

He had a jolly sight harder time living; and yet I believe he'd have swopped with me at the end.

"I hearn that you swopped tuther day with Dave Somer's an' the hoss died durin' of the night," said Jasper.

An' come right from yo' daughter's weddin' an' swopped hosses with a preacher.