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 Encorner. To haft, nocke, tip, or trim, with hornes; also, as Encorneter; also, to put into the horned nocke of.

Encorneté: m. ée: f. Incornetted; put into a horne; wrapped vp, as spice, &c, in a cornet, or coffin.

Encorneter. To put into a horne; also, to wrap vp in a cornet, or Grocers Coffin, spice, &c.

Encornure: f. A hafting, tipping, or trimming with horne; also, the hornes, or horned head, of a beast.

Encorny. Lieu encorny. A place thats hard (and smooth) as horne; or, as Pelouse. Encoronné: m. ée: f. Crowned.

Encoronner. To crowne; to decke, or adorne with a crowne.

Encotonné: m. ée: f. Bumbasted, or stuffed with cotton.

Encotonner. To bumbast, to stuffe with cotton.  Encotonner de barbe le menton. To furnish the chin with soft, and tender haire; to make it bud, shoot, or put out abundantly.

Encoüardé: m. ée: f. Made cowardlie, bereaued of courage.

Encoüarder. To make a coward, bereaue of courage.

Encoüardi: m. ie: f. Growne cowardlie, become dastardlie, faint-hearted, white-liuered.

Encoüardir. To wax a coward, proue a dastard, become faint-hearted, grow white-liuered.

Encouleure. as Encoleure. Encoulpé: m. ée: f. Accused, or blamed for.

Encoulper. To appeach, accuse, blame for, lay the fault, cast the imputation, of a matter on.

Encoulpeur: m. An accuser, appeacher, promooter, informer.

Encoultré: m. ée: f. Furnished with a culter.

Encoultrer. To furnish (a Plough) with a culter.

Encouragé: m. ée: f. Incouraged, heartened, imboldened.

Encouragement: m. A heartening, imboldening, incouraging, incouragement.

Encourager. To hearten, imbolden, incourage; to put mettall into, giue stomacke vnto.

Encourement. A punishment, or penaltie incurred.

Encourir. To incurre; to runne, or fall into; to get, or procure vnto himselfe; to vndergoe a danger, disgrace, penaltie, &c.

Encourrayé: m. ée: f. Bound, or furnished with leatherne thongs.

Encourrayer. To bind, or furnish, with leatherne thongs.

Encourtiné: m. ée: f. Becurtained; ouer which a curtaine is drawne; couered or hanged with, shadowed by, hidden behind, a curtaine.

Encourtiner. To becurtaine; to draw a curtaine ouer; to couer or hang with, to shadow by, to hide behind, a curtaine.

Encouru: m. uë: f. Incurred, runne into.

Encoutelassé: m. ée: f. Armed with a short sword, or cuttleas.

Encoutelasser. To furnish, or arme with a curtleax, or cuttleas.

Encrassé: m. ée: f. Bedawbed, begrymed, begreased by slouenlynesse; growne thicke with filth, and ordure.

Encrasser. To begryme, begrease, beray, bedawbe with slouenlie filth, or ordure.

Encre: m. Inke; also, blacking.

Encrené: m. ée: f. Nicked, notched, indented on; or, as Encroüé; whence; Besicles encrenées sur le nez. Lodged, or ledged, on both sides of the nose.

Encresmé. Creamie, creamed; full of creame, made of creame.

Encresmer. To fill, or furnish with creame.

Encreté: f. Bitternesse; also, inkinesse, or blacknesse.

Encreusé: m. ée: f. Hollowed; also, hoorded, or layed vp in holes, or hollow places.

Encreuser. To hollow; also, to hoord, or lay vp, in holes, or hollow places.

Encrier: m. An Inke-maker.

Encrier: m. ere: f. Inkie; of, or belonging to, Inke.

Encrou. as Escrou. Encroüé: m. ée: f. Lodged, as a cudgell in a tree; hanging on, or ledged in. ¶Norm. Encrouër. To lodge, as a cudgell in a tree; to hang on, or ledge in.

Encrousté: m. ée: f. Pargetted, rough-cast; becrusted, or whereon a scab is set.

Encroustement: m. A pargetting, rough-casting, a setting of a crust, a bringing of a scab on.

Encrouster. To parget, rough-cast; make crustie, bring a scab on.

Encruché: m. ée: f. Put into an earthen pot; also, as Encroüé. Encrucher. To put into an earthen pot.

Encrudi: m. ie: f. Made, or become, raw.

Encrudir. To make, or become, raw.

Encueur: m. The Stithie; (a disease of horses, and cattell.)

Encuict: m. cte: f. Raw, vndisgested, not yet concocted, not fully boyled, not throughly baked; also, hardened through heat.

Encuirassé: m. ée: f. Hardened, growne hard, thicke, rough, or harsh; also, bound hard.  Vn linge encuirassé. A linnen cloth growne stiffe with nastinesse, and ordure.

Encuirasser. To harden, thicken, make rough, harsh, thicke, or stiffe (with ordure, &c.) as leather; also, to bind hard.

Enculé: m. ée: f. Set, or setled vpon the tayle; nether, or lower part; possed downe; also, planted, or stucke downe with the bottome turned vp, or doubled; set aslope, or with an imbowed bottome.

Encusé: m. ée: f. Accused, appeached; detected, bewrayed.

Encusement: m. A detection, disclosing, bewraying; appeaching, accusing.

Encuser. To appeach, accuse, informe against; bewray, detect, disclose.

Encuseur: m. A detecter, discloser, appeacher, accuser, betrayer, bewrayer.

Encuvé: m. ée: f. Put into a fatt, or tub.

Encuver. To put into a fatt, or tub.

Encyclopedie: f. The perfection of all knowledge, and liberall sciences; an art that comprehends all others; or, learning that comprehends all Arts.

Encyliglotte. The tongue-string.

Encyrer. as Inciser. Enda. In faith, in deed, in sooth, in truth, trust me, on my word.

Endaims. Looke Andaims. Endamoisellé. Effeminated, growne womanish; attired in gentlewomans apparrell.

Endare; & endare; and he went his way.

Endazé: m. ée: f. Earnest, or hastie in a matter.

Endebté: m. ée: f. Indebted, in debt, brought into debt.