I. prə-ˈpēn, -ˈpīn transitive verb
( pro·pined ; pro·pin·ing )
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French propiner, from Latin propinare to present, drink to someone's health, from Greek propinein literally, to drink first, from pro- + pinein to drink — more at potable
Date: 15th century
chiefly Scottish : to present or give especially as a token of friendship
II. noun
Date: 15th century
Scottish : a gift in return for a favor