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 s'Enamourer de. To grow enamoured of, to fall in loue with.

s'Enarbrer. A horse to rise so high that he is like to fall backward.

Enarché: m. ée: f. Arched; couered with an arch.

Enarcher. To arch, or couer with an arch.

Enarmes: f. The handles of a shield, or targuet.

Enarthrose: f. A full, and perfect vnion, or vniting of bones, the head of the one being wholly receiued, and shrowded, within the hollow end of the other.

Enasé. Noselesse; Looke Esnasé. Enaser. To cut off the nose; to depriue of a nose.

Enaspri: m. ie: f. Sharpened, made eager, exasperated.

Enasprir. To sharpen, make eager, exasperate, hurt with sharpenesse.

Encacqué: m. ée: f. Incagged; put into a cag.

Encacquer. To put into a little barrell, or cag.

Encadené: m. ée: f. Chained, tied in, or with, a chaine.

Encadener. To chaine, or tie in a chaine.

Encagé: m. ée: f. Incaged, imprisoned.

Encager. To incage; to shut within a cage; to imprison.

s'Encaillouïr. To become hard, or flintie, or, as hard as flint.

Encaissé: m. ée: f. Put into a case, or chest.

Encaisser. To put into a case, or chest.

Encaloché: m. ée: f. That wears high wooden shooes.

Encaly: m. ie: f. Hardened, or kernelled, as the skinne of a mechanicall, and toyling hand.

Encant: m. vendre à l'en. To sell by Portsale, or Out-*rope; Seeke Incant. En vn encant tiens la bouche coye: (Prov.) vid. Be not hastie to ouerbid another.

Encapé: m. ée: f. Cloked, hooded; couered with a hood, or cloke.

Encapeliné Wearing a little, flat, narrow-brimd hat; or, armed with a scull of yron.

Encapeluchonné: m. ée: f. Wearing a Cowle, as a Monke; incapuched, wearing a Capuche.

Encaper. To hood, or cloke; to furnish, or couer with a hood, or cloke.

Encapitonner. To hood, or couer the head.

Encapuchonné. as Encapeluchonné; Or, hooded.

Encapuchonner. To incapuche; to hood with a Capuche, &c.

Encarené: m. ée: f. Carried-in; or layed on the side, (as a ship.)

Encarener vne nef. To carrie-in a ship, to lay her on her side.

Encarné: m. ée: f. Incarnated; made fleshie, or fat.

Encarner. To incarnate, fatten, or make fleshie.

Encarré. nef encarrée. Grauelled; or, as Encarené. Encarrer. To leuell at; or, as Acarer. Encassé: m. ée: f. Cased, inchested; made vp in, put vp into, a case, or chest.

Encasser. To case, or inchest; to make vp in, or put vp into, a case, or chest.

Encastellé: m. ée: f. Incastellated, or narrow-heeled, (as a horse.)

s'Encasteller. To grow incastellated, or narrow-heeled.

Encastelure: f. A being incastellated, or growing narrow heeled; a vicious, or painfull narrownesse in a horses heele.

Encastillement: m. as Enchassement; An inchacement. Encavé: m. ée: f. Hollowed, or made hollow; also, lodged in, let downe, or laied into, a Sellar; also, frequenting, or dwelling in, Sellars, &c.

Encaver. To hollow, to make hollow.  Encaver les nids des poules. To make places in walls for hennes to lay, or sit, in.  Encaver les vins. To lay, or let downe, wines into a Sellar.

Encaveur: m. A hollower, or maker of things hollow.

Encaveure: f. An hollowing, or making hollow; also, a concauitie, or hollownesse.

Encaunché: m. ée: f. Pestered, intangled (and thereby) stucke fast, or hindered from going on: ¶Orleannois. Encauste: m. Enamell, or varnish; any such flourishing, wrought with fire.

Encaustique. Enamelled, varnished; wrought with fire.

Enceinct: m. cte: f. Girded, enuironned, compassed.  Vne femme enceincte. A woman great with child.

Enceincte: f. les enceinctes d'vne esglise. A close; or, the wall or circuit of, or the pillers set round about, the close of a Cathedrall, or great Church; also, as Enceinte. Enceindre. To gird, compasse, enuiron, inclose, hemme in, set about with.

Enceint. as Enceinct. Enceinte: f. as Enceincte; Also, the walke of a Deere, the place of his ordinarie haunt, or passage.

Encellé. as Ensellé. Encens: m. Incense; Frankincense.  Encens Amomite. A kind of whitish Incense, which in handling becommeth soft like Masticke.  Encens d'Arabie. Arabian Incense; the second, or next in goodnesse, vnto the male.  Encens blanc. White Frankincense.  Encens d'Inde. Indian Incense; of a faint, and withered red colour, is made round by art; (And this is held to be, our ordinarie Frankincense.)  Encens masle. Male Incense; the whitest, and best kind of all others; of it selfe round; and, broken, fattie within.  Herbe d'Encens. Wormewood.  Manne d'Encens. Looke Manne. Encensé: m. ée: f. Censed; perfumed with Incense.

Encensement: m. A censing; a perfuming with Incense.

Encenser. To cense, or perfume with Frankincense.

Encensier: m. A starre in heauen; called the Altar, or Censer; placed vnder the sting of the Scorpion.

Encensier: m. ere: f. Censing, perfuming.  Herbe encensiere. Fleabane, Coniza, Fleabane Mullet.

Encensoir: m. A Censor; a censing, or perfuming pan.  Souffler à l'encensoir. To drinke hard; to plie the pot; (for they that vse to blow the Censor, becomming drie, steale often to the wine-pot prouided for the Communion; and there sucke vp as much wine, as before they let out wind.)

Encentrer. (Sometimes vsed for Entrer) to graffe.

Encepé: m. ée: f. Set in the stockes; also, loaden with yrons.

Enceper. To set in the stockes; also, to clap yrons on the legs of.

Encercelé: m. ée: f. Incircled, encompassed; bound about with hoopes, as a wine vessell, &c.

Encerclé: m. ée: f. Incircled, encompassed; hooped, bound about.