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 Embrassant. Imbracing, hugging, foulding in the armes.

Embrassé: m. ée: f. Imbraced, clipped, colled, hugged; held, taken, or infolded in; put, or buckled vnto, the arme; also, comprehended.

Embrassée: f. An arme-full, or fadome.

Embrasselé: m. ée: f. Bebraceletted, hauing a bracelet on; furnished, or bedecked, with a bracelet.

Embrassement. as Embrassade. Embrasser. To imbrace, coll, hug, clip, imbrace, or infold in the armes; to intreat kindly, intertaine louingly.  Embrasser son escu. To put his shield vpon his arme; to buckle his shield vnto his arme. Trop embrasser, & peu estraigner. To meddle with more businesse then he can wield; to haue too many yrons in the fire; to loose all by coueting all.

Embrasse-tout. Huge, immense, all-imbracing, all-comprehending.

Embrasure: f. as Embrasement; Also, the skuing, splaying, or chamfretting of a doore, or window.

Embrazé. as Embrasé. Embrené: m. ée: f. Berayed, beshitten.

Embrener. To beray, or beshite.

Embretelé. lié, ou ceinct avec bretelles; Looke Bretelles. Embreuvé: m. ée: f. Moistened, soaked in, softened with, liquor; also, died, indued, imbued.

Embreuver. To moisten, bedeaw, soake in, soften with, liquor; also, to die, indue, imbue; as Abbreuver. Embridé: m. ée: f. Bridled; restrained, held backe, tamed, kept in.

Embrider. To bridle; restraine, hold backe, tame, keepe in.

Embrion. as Embryon. Embrocation: f. An embrochation; a fomenting, besprinkling, or gentle bathing of the head, or any other part, with a liquor falling from aloft vpon it in the manner of raine.

Embroché: m. ée: f. Spitted, broached, put vpon a spit, or broach.

Embrocher. To spit, broach, put vpon a spit, or broach.

Embrocheure: f. A spitting, or broaching.

Embronché: m. ée: f. Astonied, amazed, dizzied with a blow; whose head hangs downe, or totters vp and downe, after a blow receiued; also, hudwinked; also, as Renfrongné. Embroncher. To bow, or hold downe the necke, and head; as one that is stonied with a rap on the sconce; also, to hide the face, or eyes with hands, a cloth, or any such matter.

Embroqué: m. ée: f. Gently bathed, wet, or bedeawed with moist things; as in Embroeation. Embroquer. Gently to bath, wet, bespinkle, or bedeaw with moist things; as in Embrocation. Embroué: m. ée: f. bedurtied, soiled, defiled.

Embrouillasser. as Embrouiller. Embrouillé: m. ée: f. Intricated, incombred; confounded; intangled, pestered.

Embrouillement. A pestering, intangling, incombring, intricatenesse, confusion, ambiguitie.

Embrouiller. To pester, intangle, incomber, intricate; confound.

Embrouilleut: m. A confounder, intricater, incombrer, pesterer of.

s'Embruer. To indeuor himselfe; also, to imbrue, or bedable himselfe with.

Embrunché: m. ée: f. Wainscotted, seeled; also, as Renfrongné.

Embruncher. To Wainscot, or seele with wainscot. Embruni: m. ie: f. Darkened, obscured, made browne, or blackish; growne browne, darke, or blacke.

Embrunir. To darken, obscure, make browne or blackish; also, to grow darke, or blacke.

Embryon. The infant in the mothers wombe before it hath got perfect shape; or, the seed thats receiued into the wombe before the infant bee fashioned; any rude masse, or lumpe of flesh.

Embu: m. uë: f. Jmbued, imbrued, wet, moistened, imdued; drunke with; died, or stained with.

Embuche, & Embucher. as Embusche, & Embuscher. Embufflé: m. ée: f. Deceiued, cousened, gulled, besotted; led (as a Bufle) by the nose.

Embuffler. To deceiue, cousen, gull, besot; lead (as a Bufle) by the nose.

Emburelucoqué: m. ée: f. Turmoiled, blundered, or pestered, as the braine about a troublesome businesse.

Emburelucoquer l'esprit de. To trouble, blunder, or or pester the mind with, to beat the braines about: ¶Rab. Embuscade: f. An Ambuscadoe, or ambush; a way-laying, or lying in wait for.

Embusche: f. as Embuscade. Embusché. Layed in ambush, belaying, way-laying.

Embuscher. To belay, to lay in ambuscadoe for; to way-lay; also, to take a wood; or get into a thicket, for shelter.  S'embuscher. To lie in wait, or ambush for; or as Embuscher. s'Embusquer. as s'Embuscher. Embut. A funnell; also, a pipe to sucke with.

Emedullé: m. ée: f. Vnmarrowed, whereout the marrow is taken; depriued of marrow.

Emeduller. To vnmarrow, draw the marrow out of, depriue of marrow.

Emembré: m. ée: f. Diuided, dismembred, disioyned, disioynted.

Emendateur: m. A mender, amender, reformer, corrector, ruler.

Emendation: f. An amending, mending, reformation, correction.

Emendatrice: f. She that correcteth, amendeth, reformeth, redresseth; a correctereße, reformeresse.

Emende: f. as Amende. Emendé: m. ée: f. Mended, amended, reformed, corrected.

Emender. To mend, amend, reforme, redresse, better; improue; correct.

Emeril: m. The blacke hard minerall substance, or stone, called an Emerod; wherewith yron-workes are furbished, and precious stones and glasse, cut.

Emerillon: m. A Merlin, or Marlin.

Emerillonné: m. ée: f. Watched narrowly, looked to neerely; obserued, or prosecuted with a quicke (& cruell) eye.

Emerillonner. To watch narrowly, looke too neerely; to obserue with a quicke (and cruell) eye.  Emerillonner à feu & à sang. To prosecute with fire and sword.

Emeute: f. A stirre, commotion, rebellion, vprore.  Emeute des chiens. as Meute. Emicile: m. An Hemicycle, or halfe circle.

Emier. as Esmier.

Emine: f. A measure that containes three Possons; and comes to, in weight (about seuen and a halfe of our moderne ounces; I call them moderne, because th' aunti-*