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 Eschaubouillé: m. ée: f. Full of hot blaines, pushes, wheales; beblistered; or, hauing the Shingles.

Eschaubouillure: f. A hot push, blaine, blister; or, a kind of inflammation, which brings with it vneuennesse, and ruggednesse to the skinne, with many little buds, or blisters that fret it; Some call it the Shingles, some the running worme; others, wild fire.

Eschauboulé, & Eschauboulure. as Eschaubouillé, & Eschaubouillure. Eschaubourré: m. ée: f. Troubled, moued, in an agonie; (a word vsed about Tours.)

Eschaudé: m. A kind of Wigg, or Symnell, fashioned somewhat like a Hart; a three-cornered Symnell.

Eschaudé: m. ée: f. Scalded with, bathed in, hot liquor.  Chat eschaudé craint l'eau froide: &, Chien eschaudé craint l'eau froide: Prov. Looke Chat, or Chien. Eschauder. To scald, or cast hot liquor vpon.

Eschaudet. as Eschaudé. Eschaudure: f. A scalding.

Eschaufaison: f. A heating, chafing, warming, making hot; also, a heat; or, a disease that comes of immoderate heat.

Eschaufant. Chafing, heating, warming.

Eschaufé: m. ée: f. Chafed, warmed, heated, set in a heat; also, hot, feruent, ardent; vehement, eager, earnest, in a matter.

Eschaufement: m. as Eschauffement. Eschaufer. as Eschauffer. Eschaufeture: f. A chafing, warming, heating; or, as Eschaufaison. Eschauffadasse: f. A burnt whore. ¶Langued. Eschauffader. as Eschafauder. Eschauffaison: f. as Eschaufaison. Eschauffé: m. ée: f. as Eschaufé. Eschauffement: m. A chafing, warming, heating, setting in a heat.

Eschauffer. To chafe, warme, heat, make hot, set in a heat.  Il s'eschauffe en son harnois. Said of one that growes in choler, or into passion, for the satisfying of some disordinate humor.  Bonne beste s'eschauffe en mangeant: Prov. A good beast eates till he sweat againe; or, eates that he sweat withall; we say, good at meat good at worke.

Eschaufferette: f. A little Chafing-dish.

Eschauffette: f. A Chafing-dish.

Eschauffeture: f. as Eschaufeture. Eschaufure: f. A chafing, or fretting by heat.

Eschauguette: f. A Sentrie, Watch-tower, Beacon.

Eschauguetté: m. ée: f. Watched in a Beacon, or high Tower; beheld from high, or a farre off.

Eschauguetter. To watch at a Beacon, or in a high tower; to espy, behold, see from high, farre about, or a farre off; to stand Sentinell.

Eschauguetteur: m. A Sentinell, or Watchman in a high Tower, or at a Beacon; hence, any Spy, Scout, Espyall.

Eschays. Aller eschays. To shale, stradle, goe crooked, or wide betweene the feet, or legs.

Escheable: com. Escheatable.

Escheance: f. An Escheatage, or escheating; also, an Escheat (for want of heires.)

Eschec: m. A Checke at Chesse-play. Des eschecs. The Chesse-men. Eschec & mat. Checke-mate at Chests; and (metaphorically) a remedilesse disaster, miserie, or misfortune. Donner eschec & mat à. To subdue, conquer, ouer-* *come; surmount, surpasse; win, or get the better, of; also, to ruine, or ouerthrow, the fortunes of.

Eschef: m. A fall, wasting, or diminution.

Escheler. as Escheller. Eschelette: m. A Skelton, or Anotamie.

Eschelette: f. The bird called a Wall-pecker; also, the little stalke of a Grape; also, as Eschellette. Eschellage: m. as Eschellement. Eschelle: f. A Ladder, or Skale; (also, a squadron of souldiors; in old French.)  Eschelle altimetre. Part of an Astrolabe.  Mis à l'eschelle. Set on, or fastened vnto, a ladder with a Miter, or Paper, about his head; hence (also) publikely disgraced, put vnto open shame (any way.)  Se voyant au pied du mur sans eschelle. See Mur. Eschellé: m. ée: f. Skaled, or climbed vp on; also, publikely disgraced (by standing in open Market on a ladder.)

Eschellement: m. A skaling, or climbing vp vnto, a getting vp on, by a ladder.

Escheller. To climbe; to skale, or get vp vnto, by a ladder; also, publikely to disgrace, or put vnto open shame, an Offendor, by setting him, in open Market, on a Ladder with a Miter, or Paper about his head.  Escheller vne grandeur. To aspire vnto a dignitie, to mount vnto greatnesse.

Eschellette: f. A little ladder, or skale; a small step, or greece; also, a little hand-bell, such as Cryers vse.

Eschelleur: m. A climber by, or skaler with, a ladder.

Eschellon d'eschelle. The round, or step, of a ladder.  Tondre à eschellons. To clip vneuenly; to notch, or make steps in the haire.

Eschelon. as Eschellon. Eschemeau: m. The bed of a Vine; the ridge wherein it stands.

Eschemer. To swarme, or breed young, as Bees.

Eschenal: m. A gutter, or channell.

Eschenillé: m. ée: f. Rid from Caterpillers.

Escheniller. To rid of Caterpillers.

Escheoir. To happen, chance, betide, fall out, befall; to fall, or come vnto.  Escheoir en foy, ou main tierce; Looke Tiers. Il n'eschet point à vn homme de bien de mentir. An honest man cannot ly; or, is verie seldome knowne to ly.  À vn bon chien n'escheut oncques vn bon os: Pro. A good dog neuer lighted on good bone; an honest person rarely comes to preferment; the verier knaue the better lucke, say we.

Eschequé: m. ée: f. Checkered; or (as Blasoners) checkie.

Escheque-mat: m. A check-mate at Chests.

Eschequier: m. A Checker, or Chesse-boerd.

Escherpillerie: f. Robbing on the high way, purse-*taking, violent stripping, or despoyling of a passenger.

Escherui. The Skirret root.

Eschet: m. An Escheat, or thing fallen to.

Escheu: m. euë: f. Befallen, happened, chaunced; fallen, or come vnto.  Il y avoit deux jours escheus. Two dayes were come and gone.

Eschevé: m. ée: f. Eschewed, shunned, auoided, bent or bowed from.

Escheveau: m. A skaine, or loope of thred, or silke. Desmesler vn escheveau. To wind himselfe out of an intricate businesse, or danger.