"inchase" meaning in English

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          "text": "Her breath like a rose,\nIt’s sweets does disclose,\nWhenever you ravish a kiss;\nLike iv’ry inchas’d,\nHer teeth are well plac’d,\nAn exquisite beauty she is.",
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