De-fālk’, v. t.
[Fr. défalquer. See DEFALCATE.] To take away; to cut off; to abate. [Obs.] “De-falking the four hundred garnish money.” B. Jon.
[Fr. défalquer. See DEFALCATE.] To take away; to cut off; to abate. [Obs.] “De-falking the four hundred garnish money.” B. Jon.