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 Encercler. To incircle, or incompasse; also, to hoope, or bind about.

Encernant. Enuironing, incompassing; incircling, hooping in, or about.

Encerné: m. ée: f. Enuironed, incompassed; incircled, hooped in, or about.

Enchafouiné: m. ée: f. Out of tune, out of temper, scuruie, as one that, through cold, hurkles like a cat, or is know not how.

Enchagriné: m. ée: f. Made melancholike, filled with melancholie; grieued, vexed, afflicted.

Enchagriner. To vex, afflict, make melancholicke, fill with carefulnesse.

Enchainé: m. ée: f. Enchayned, chayned; bound or tyed in, decked or inriched with, chaynes.

Enchainement: m. A chayning; a binding in, or bedecking with, chaynes.

Enchainer. To enchayne, to chayne; to bind, or ty in chaines; to decke, or inrich with chaynes.

Enchainure: f. A chayning; a chayne; chaynage; also, as Enchesneure. Enchalassé: m. ée: f. Propped, vnderset, held vp, as a vine, by poles, &c.

Enchalasser vne vigne. To prop, or vnderset a vine.

Enchambré: m. ée: f. Inchambred; lodged as in a chamber; also, mortaised, enclosed within.

Enchampre: f. A chizell; a cutting, caruing, or grauing toole.

Enchancré: m. ée: f. Cankered, festered, growne to a canker.

Enchancrer. To canker, or fester, as an old sore.

Enchanté: m. ée: f. Charmed, inchaunted; bewitched.

Enchante-coeur. Heart-charming, heart-inchaunting.

Enchantelé: m. ée: f. Supported, vnderset, borne or propped vp by stakes, as a vine, &c.

Enchanteler. To support; beare, stay, or prop, vp with stakes, as vines.  Enchanteler du bois. To pile vp wood.

Enchantement: m. An inchaunting, or charming.

Enchanter. To charme, inchaunt, bewitch; bleare the eyes, deceiue the vnderstanding.

Enchanteries. Charmings, inchauntments; deceits, delusions, iugling trickes, subtill conueyances, sleights of legerdemain.

Enchanteusement. Charmingly, inchauntingly.

Enchapelé: m. ée: f. Crowned, or decked with garlands; also, hatted, or couered, as with a hat.

Enchapeler. To decke, or crowne with chaplets, or garlands; also, to hat, or set a hat on the head.

Enchapement d'une cheminée. The head, or broad top, of a chimney.

Enchaperonné: m. ée: f. Hooded, or attired with a French-hood.

Enchaperonnement: m. A hooding; also, the out-iutting, or ouer-hanging of the eaues, or bottome of a Roofe.

Enchaperonner. To hood; or couer the head with a (French) hood.

Enchappé. Wearing a coape; attired in a coape.

Enchappeler. as Enchapeler. Encharacteré: m. ée: f. Incharactered, written, or printed in characters.

Encharacterer. To incharacter, to write, or print, in characters.

Encharbouté: m. ée: f. Confused, or crumpled; ruffled on knots, as haire that hath beene long vncombed. Enchardonné: m. ée: f. Weeded, rid, of thistles.

Enchardonner. To weed out thistles.

Enchargé: m. ée: f. Bid, commaunded, charged, inioyned; giuen in charge; also, cloyed, or ouer-charged.

Encharger. To bid, commaund, inioyne, charge, giue in charge to doe a thing.  Encharger l'estomac. To surfet; to cloy, or ouer-charge the stomacke with too much meat.  Femme qui encharge. That growes big on't; who burnishes, or whose bellie increases.

Encharné: m. ée: f. Incarnated, fleshed; whereon flesh is bred, or made grow.  Encharné au coeur. Rooted, or fleshed, in the heart.

Encharnelé: m. ée: f. Propped, vnderset, vpheld, as a vine.

Encharneler vne vigne. To prop, or vnderset a vine.

Encharner. To incarnate, flesh, breed flesh on, make the flesh grow; A tearme of Chirurgerie.

Enchassé: m. ée: f. Enchaced, set into; also, driuen, or hunted away.

Enchassement: m. An enchacing, or enchacement; also, a driuing, or hunting away.

Enchasser. as Chasser; to driue, or hunt away. ¶Pic. Enchasser en or &c; to enchace, or set, in gold, &c.

Enchasseure: f. An enchacement; an enchacing, or setting in; and particularly, the stocke of a band, or cuffes.

Enchassillé de menuiserie. Compassed, bound, held in, by a frame, or band of wainscot; set in a wainscot frame.  Presse enchassillée. A Printers Presse with a Tym-*pan.

Enchassiller. To set in; to enclose, compasse, bind, hold, in with a woodden frame.

Enchassure. Looke Enchasseure. Enchatonner. as Enchasser; to enchace.

Enchaucié: m. ée: f. Chaced, pursued; (An old word.)

Enchaulmé: m. ée: f. Thatched, or couered with straw.

Enchaulmer. To thatch, or couer with straw.

Enchausseure: f. A shooing; also, the measure of a foot, taken to make a shooe by.

Enche. as Anche; also, the Pipe, or gutter whereby wine falls from the Presse.

Encheinure. as Enchainure. Encheminer. as Acheminer; to set in the way.

Enchemisé: m. ée: f. Couered, or clothed with, put into, a shirt, or smocke.

Enchenard: m. Part of a womans, &c.

Enchepé: m. ée: f. Set in the stockes.

Encheper. To set in the stockes; also, to clap shackles, or boults on the legs of.

Enchere: f. A bidding, or out-bidding; the making or offering, the raising or enhauncing, of a price; any Portsale, Outrope, or bargaining, wherein he that bids most for a thing is to carrie it. Folle enchere. is, when one hath bid too much for a thing, and then would go from his bargaine, but cannot; whence; Droict de folle enchere; See Droict. Il en payera la folle enchere. He shall smart for it; he shall deerely abuy his being so busie, lustie, foole-hardie. Mettre enchere sur. To outbid; or, bid money for what another is about to buy. Mettre à l'enchere. To raise, or enhaunce the price of; to make deere; to set, or hold, at a very high rate;