Be-twĭxt', prep.

[O. Eng. betwix, betwixt, bituex, bitwixe, A.-S. betwixt, betwyx, betwihst, betwux, betweox, betweohs, betweoh, betwyth, betwih, betwuh, betwy, from the pref. be and twyg, twy, two, twa, two. See ATWIXT and BETWEEN.]

1. In the intermediate space of; between. “Betwixt two aged oaks.” Milton.
2. From one to another of.

There was some speech of marriage betwixt myself and her. Shak.