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 Engrossir vne femme. To greaten, make great, or grosse; to get with child.  s'Engrossir. To thriue, increase, become grosse, grow large, wax big; to fatten, or battle apace.

Engrossissement. A growing, increasing; thriuing; (de femelles) a bagging; a being great with child, or big with young.

Engroüé: m. ée: f. Stopped, cloyed, or choaked vp, as the course of a water-mill, by weedes, &c; or, as Angoüé. Pie engroüée. A Wariangle; or a small Woodpecker, white and blacke of colour, and but halfe as big as the ordinarie greene one; called thus about Tours. Enguigné: m. ée: f. Deceiued, cousened, gulled, beguiled.

Enguiner. To deceiue, cousen, gull, beguile.

Enguipponné. as Engiponné. Enguirlandé: m. ée: f. Adorned, or crowned, with a garland; wearing a garland.

Enguirlander. To adorne, or crowne, with a garland.

Engyronner. To inuiron, incompasse; as Environner. Engys. as Aupres. ¶Rab. Enhaillonné: m. ée: f. Tattered, ragged, full of clouts, or of patches; wearing torne, or patched clothes.

Enhaïr. To hate, loath, detest.

Enhanné. Toyled hard, laboured extreamely, wrought vnto sweating, toyled vnto sighing.

Enhanner. To toyle hard, labour extreamely, or vehemently; worke till he sweat, or sigh withall.

Enhanté: m. ée: f. Hauing a staffe, or handle put vnto it.

Enhanter vne pique. To put the staffe into the head of a Pike.

Enhardi: m. ie: f. Heartened, animated, imboldened, incouraged; growne bold, hardie, confident.  Ie me suis enhardi, de. I presumed, or was so bold as.

Enhardir. To hearten, imbolden, animate, incourage; make hardie, giue heart vnto, put mettall into.  s'enhardir. To wax hardie, get heart, grow confident; also, to presume, or venture on.

Enharnaché: m. ée: f. Harneised; furnished, fully trapped.

Enharnachement: m. The harneis, or furniture; also, a harneising, of a horse.

Enharnacher vn cheval. To harneis a horse; to put on all his furniture.

Enharnichement. as Enharnachement. Enhasté: m. ée: f. Spitted, put vpon a spit.

Enhaster. To spit, to put on the spit.

Enhault. Aloft, aboue; d'enhaut. From aboue.

Enhazé: m. ée: f. Very busie, keene, or eager at worke; full of imployments, that hath many yrons in the fire, or much to doe. ¶Parisien. Il est tout enhazé à plouvoir. It is set to raine.

Enherbé: m. ée: f. Charmed, bewitched, or impoysoned, with hearbes.

Enherbement: m. A bewitching, or impoysoning, with hearbes.

Enherber. To charme, bewitch, or poyson, with hearbes.

Enheriter aucun. To make one his heire.

Enheudé: m. ée: f. Fettered, or tethered.

Enheuder. To fetter, tether, fasten the legs, or fasten by the leg. ¶Brett. Enhorner. To tip, or nocke with horne.

Enhort: m. An exhortation, persuasion, request; incitement, incouragement.

Enhorté: m. ée: f. Exhorted, required; persuaded, ad-* *uised; incited, animated, incouraged, vnto.

Enhortement. as Enhort; also, an exhorting, requiring; persuading, aduising; inciting, incouraging vnto.

Enhorter. To exhort, require, desire; moue, persuade, aduise; incite, incourage, animate; stirre, or cheere vp, vnto.

Enhorteur: m. An exhorter, persuader; mouer, aduiser; inciter, incourager, cheerer vp, vnto.

Enhotté: m. ée: f. Stucke fast (as a coach, &c) in the mire.

Enhui. To day, this day.

Enhuilé: m. ée: f. Oyled; annoynted, mingled, or seasoned, with oyle.

Enhuiler. To oyle; to dresse, annoynt, season, mingle, bismeare, with oyle.  Enhuiler vn homme qui meurt. To minister the Sacrament of extreame Vnction.

Enhydrer. To breed many mischiefes by the cutting off of one; or many mischiefes to breed by &c.

Enhydride. An Adder, or water-Snake. ¶Rab. Enjablé: m. ée: f. Whose Crowes are made; or, whose head is fitted for the Crowes.

Enjabler. To rigoll a peece of caske; or, to make the Crowes; also, to make the head fit for the Crowes.

s'Enjalouser. To grow iealous.

Enjambé: m. ée: f. Strid ouer; also, incroached on.

Enjambée: f. A stride; or, as much ground as one can stride ouer.

Enjambement: m. An incroaching vpon, or, striding ouer.

Enjamber. To stride ouer; also, to incroach vpon; and hence;  Enjamber sur les marches d'autruy. To vsurpe, intrude vpon, or meddle with, another mans right.

Enjambeure: f. as Enjambée; a stride. Enjambure. The same.

Enjavelé: m. ée: f. Made, or bound vp, as corne, into Iauels.

Enjaveler. To make vp corne into Iauels, or Gauels.

Enjaveleur: m. A maker, or binder, vp of corne into Jauels.

Enjaveliner. To arme, or strike, with a Iaueline.

Enjaulé: m. ée: f. Attracted, inticed, allured, inueagled, besotted, inthralled by faire, (but deceitfull) words.

Enjauler. To intice, attract, allure, besot, inueagle, winne, inthrall by faire, (and deceitfull) tearmes; to cog extreamely with.

Enjauleur: m. A beguiler, inueagler; guller, a foisting companion, cogging marchant, cousening mare; one that by faire speech deceiues them he deales with.

Enjauleuse: f. An inticing huswife.

s'Enjaunir. To wax yellow.

Enjeoller. as Enjauler, or Engeoler. En-jeu. vn en. A stake at play.

Enig. With. ¶Alleman. ¶Rab. Enigmatique: com. Enigmaticall; obscure, mysticall, hard to be vnderstood.

Enigme: m. A riddle; a darke question, an obscure, and mysticall demaund.

Enjobeliné: m. ée: f. Besotted, gulled, abused, brought into a fooles Paradise.

Enjobeliner. To deceiue, besot, bring into a fooles Paradise; to gull, to abuse.

Enjoinct: m. cte: f. Inioyned, commaunded, appointed to be done.

Enjoincté: m. ée: f. Bas enjoincté. Low ioynted.

Enjoindre. To inioyne, ordaine, appoint, or commaund a thing to be done.