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 *ent Hemina was ten ounces.

Eminemment. Eminently, apparantly.

Eminence: f. Eminencie, excellencie, apparantnesse, surpassing of others; also, a rising vp aboue, or bearing out beyond, others.

Eminent. Eminent, apparant, bearing outwards, high, or loftie in sight; excelling, surpassing, ouerpeering, others.

Emissaire: m. A sluce, or floudgate to let water out of a riuer, or pond.

Emissole. A smooth-skind, and toothlesse, kind of Dog-*fish.

Emmaigri: m. ie: f. Made leane, starued, pined.

Emmaigrir. To make leane, to starue, to pine.  S'emmaigrir. To grow leane, wast in flesh, fall away.

Emmaigrissant. Making leane.

Emmailloté: m. ée: f. Swadled, swathed.

Emmaillotement: m. A swadling, or a wrapping in swathe-bands.

Emmailloter. To swadle, to swathe, to wrap in swathe-bands.

Emmaisonné: m. ée: f. Housed, furnished with a house.

Emmaisonner. To house; to put into, or furnish with a house.

Emmaistrisé. Made, or passed Master, that hath taken the degree of a Maister; that is growne as cunning in an Art as any Master.

Emmaladi: m. ie: f. Made, or growne, sicke.

Emmaladir. To make sicke.

Emmalicé: m. ée: f. Full of rancor, or malice; enraged with spight, verie despightfull.

Emmalissant. Maliciously raging, or growing malicious.

Emmanché: m. ée: f. Helued; set into a haft, or handle.  Lasche emmanché. Lazie, idle, slothfull, weake, feeble, loosse ioynted, faint-hearted.

Emmancher. To helue; to set a haft, or handle on; (and hence) also, to set in order, bring into fashion, make as it should be.

Emmancheure: f. A heluing; a setting on of a haft, or handle; also, the vpper part, or setting on, of a sleeue.

Emmanchoir: m. The hole, or eye of a hatchet, &c, whereinto the handle is put.

Emmanné: m. ée: f. Full of, or bedeawed with, Manna.

Emmanoté: m. ée: f. Manacled, handfast.

Emmanoter. To manacle; to handfast, or tie the hands together.

Emmantelé: m. ée: f. Becloked; couered with, wrapped as in, a cloke; Seeke Emmentelé. Emmaroté: m. ée: f. Wearing a Scepter; or, a fooles bable.

Emmarré: m. ée: f. Cast into the Sea; also, as Amarré. Emmarrer. To cast into the bottome of the sea; also, as Amarrer. Emmartelé: m. ée: f. Put into a iealousie; possessed, or perplexed with a restlesse passion.

Emmarteler. To put into a iealousie, possesse with loue; besot, or perplexe with any restlesse passion.

Emmati: m. ie: f. Mated, amated; decayed; quailed, allayed, abated in vigor; mortified; faded, vpon withering.

Emmatir. To mate, or amate; to quaile, abate, or allay some part of the vigor of; also, to mortifie, make fade, wither, decay.

Emmassé: m. ée: f. Piled, heaped, gathered together.

Emmatrelé. Hoarse; troubled with a pose, or stuffed with cold: ¶Pic. Emmatriculé: m. ée: f. Matriculated.

Emmatriculer. To matriculate; to sweare of an Vniversitie, to incorporate, or confirme, by oath, in a Societie.

Emmayé: m. ée: f. Decked, hung, or strewed with May flowers &c.

Emmayer. To decke, hang, strew, or furnish with greene hearbes, boughes, or May flowers.

Emmeché: m. ée: f. Furnished with match, or candleweeke; also, snuffed.

Emmecher. To furnish with a match, or candleweeke; also, to snuffe.

Emmelie. A quiet kind of daunce, as the Pauin, Measure, &c: ¶Rab. Emmelioré: m. ée: f. Bettered, improued, amended.

Emmeliorer. To better, improue, amend.

Emmené: m. ée: f. as Amené. Emmener. To bring, or lead vnto; to fetch in, or to; Looke Amener. Emmener par force. To bale, pull, dragge, force to come away with him.  Emmener vne chose à son proffit. To make profitable vse of a thing; to deriue, conuey, or draw a thing vnto his owne benefit.

Emmenoté. as Emmanoté. Manacled.

Emmentelé. as Emmantelé; Wrapped in a cloke, couered, as with a cloke; bemantled, becloked.  Beuf emmentelé de noir. A blacke, or blackish Oxe; a blacke-bodied Oxe.  Corneille emmentelée. The Winter-crow, whose backe, and bellie are of a darke ash-colour; we call her a Royston Crow.

Emmenteler. To couer with, to wrap in, a cloke, or mantle; to cloke, mantle, bemantle.

Emmenuisé: m. ée: f. Small, or made small; peecemealed, in little peeces, or parcels.

Emmenuiser. To make small, to peecemeale, to reduce into little parcels, or peeces.

Emmerdé: m. ée: f. Beturded; berayed with ordure.

Emmerder. To beturd, or beray with ordure.

s'Emmesler. To meddle, to deale much; to busie, pester, intangle himselfe with.

Emmesnager. To set a house, or houshold in good order; to play the good husband.

Emmeublé: m. ée: f. Furnished with mouables.

Emmeublement. Furniture; or, a furnishing with mouables.

Emmeubler sa maison. To furnish his house with stuffe, prouision, mouables.

Emmeurer. as Emmurer. Emmi. Through, or in the middest of.  Courrir emmi les rues. To runne along, or about, the streets.

Emmiellé: m. ée: f. Honied, made of honie, seasoned, or sweetened with honie; sweet as honie; also, inticed, inueagled, allured, tolled, or drawne on by sweet meanes.

Emmiellement: m. An allurement, inticement, pleasant inducement, sweet prouocation; also, a dressing, seasoning, sweetening, annointing with honie.

Emmieller. To behonie; to sweeten; dresse, annoint,