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Betwixt means the same as between. It is rare in the U.S., where it is considered an archaism, but itâs still used fairly often in British English, more often in speech than in writing. It sometimes appears in the redundant clichÃ© betwixt and between, meaning in an intermediate position or neither one thing nor another. 1 To 1 English native Teachers, the best way to improve your English!
The medieval word betide, meaning âto happenâ, comes from the same source as tide, and these days is mainly found in the phrase woe betide, a light-hearted warning that a person will be in trouble if they do a particular thing.