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 Assemblement: m. as Assemblée; also, a ioyning, setting, gluing, packing, or couching of things together. Assembler. To assemble, draw, get, or gather together; to ioyne, put, set, couch, close, glue, peg, packe, or compact, together.  s'Assembler. To assemble, meet, stocke, troope; draw, gather, or come, together.  Assembler vne Armée. To raise an armie.  Assembler le Conseil. To call a counsell.  Assembler à l'ennemy. To fight, buckle, coape, or incounter, with th' enemie.  Ce qu'assemble pille pille desassemble tire tire: Prov. That which rapine gathers, reuelling disperses.

Assemblure: f. as Assemblement. Assence. ''Assent, consent. (An old word.)''

Assencement; &, Assenceur. as Acensement, & Acenseur. Assene: m. An assignation, or laying out of a dower, or ioynter, for a widow, or wife.  Assene, & advis. A portion, or gift bestowed by a father on his younger sonnes, or on his daughters, for their preferment.

Assené: m. ée: f. Strucken, hit, raught, or touched home; also, proportioned, squared, measured out; also, seised on, taken into his owne hands.

Assenement: m. A striking, hitting, reaching, touching home; also, a proportioning, squaring, or measuring out; also, a seisure, or seising.

Assener. To hit, strike, reach, or touch home; also, to proportion, measure, or square out; also, to seise, or take into his owne hands.

Assenne. as Assene. Assenner. as Assener. Assens: m. A certaine profit made of forrests, and high-growne woods; as the Pawnage, Mastage, &c.

Assentation: f. Assentation, flatterie, colloguing.

Assentatoire: com. Flattering, soothing, colloguing.

Assentement: m. An assent, or consent; also, the sent of a hunted beast, a sent in hunting.

Assenti: m. ie: f. Assented, agreed, accorded vnto; also, sented, smelt, winded.

Assentir. To assent, agree, accord vnto; also, to sent, or wind; to take the wind, or sent, of.

Asseoir. To set, settle, place, plant; also, to cesse, or tax.  s'Asseoir. To sit, or set him downe.  Asseoir son iugement sur. To giue his opinion, or interpose his iudgement, on.

Asseral. A kind of Turkish drug.

Asseré: m. ée: f. Steeled; made of, tempered with, Steele.

Assermenté: m. ée: f. Sworne, bound by oath; or, put vnto his oath.

Assermenter. To sweare, put vnto an oath, bind by oath, take th' oath of.

Asserrer. as Serrer. Asserteur: m. A claimer, or challenger; also, a maintainor, protector, defendor, of another.

Assertion: f. An assertion, affirmation, auerment; also, a demonstration, or document.

Assertivement. Affirmatiuely, demonstratiuely, resolutely, as one that will stand to what he sayes.

Asservagi: m. ie: f. Inthralled, subiected, submitted vnto, tyed in seruile bonds.

Asservagir. To inthrall, or subiect vnto; to make slauish, or seruile; to bring vnto bondage, or tye in seruile bonds.

Asservi: m. ie: f. Subiected, inthralled, submitted; made seruant vnto, or the slaue of. Asservir. To subiect, inthrall, submit; make seruant vnto, or the slaue of.

Asservisage: m. Thraldome, or, an inthralling of; and hence, land bound for a debt; or, such a binding thereof.

Asservissement: m. An asseruanting, subiecting, inthralling; a subiection.

Assesseur: m. A Iudge Laterall, or, an Assistant vnto a Iudge; one that sits in Court, as an associate with, or an aduisor of, him; and more particularly, an Assistant vnto a Prouost Marshall, or Litutenant criminell.

Assessoriat: m. Assistance, or by-sitting; th' office, dutie, or place, of a Iudge Laterall, Assistant, or Assesseur. Asseulé: m. ée: f. Abandoned, forsaken, left solitarie, or alone.

Asseuler. To abandon, forsake, leaue without companie, leaue alone.

Asseur. For, Asseuré; as;  Qui a peur il est asseur: Prov. He that feares, is assured; hee that feares false ground, treads surely; or, false measure, workes safely.

Asseurance: f. Surenesse, assurance, trust, confidence, securitie; boldnesse, hardinesse; also, as Asseurement. Asseuré: m. ée: f. Bold, fearelesse, hardie, dreadlesse; confident, secure; stable, firme, constant, certaine; also, assured, setled, confirmed; also, affirmed.  Il n'est pas asseuré qui trop haut est monté: Prov. He is not safe thats got too high; hee sits not sure that sits too high.

Asseuremént: m. The Peace, or good behauior graunted vnto one against another, who, if he breake it, commits felonie (by some customes in France;) also, protection, safegard, or safeconduct.

Asseurément. Boldly, assuredly, confidently, securely, trustfully, dreadlesly, without flinching, or feare; certainely, stably, firmely, constantly  Asseurément chante qui n'a que perdre: Prov. Looke Chanter. Asseurer. To assure, settle, confirme, fasten; resolue; to giue securitie vnto; also, to protect, safegard, safeconduct; graunt the Peace against; also, to lay vp in a safe, or sure place; also, to vndertake for the safetie, or suretie of; to warrant; also, to ascertaine; affirme, auouch.  Asseurer vn oiseau. To make, or man a hauke throughly; L'asseurer au Iardin &c; ''To set her out in a garden &c. to weather.''

Asseureté: f. as Asseurement.

Assez. Inough, sufficiently; very well, as much as needs; also, a competent quantitie, or number, of. Assez a qui bon credit a: Pro. A good name is wealth sufficient. Assez a qui se contente: Pro. He hath ynough thats pleased. Assez y a si trop n'y a: Prov. Inough is as good as a feast; or, too much of any thing is good for nothing. Assez boit qui a dueil: Pro. He drinks ynough that mournes; (yet we say, Sorrow is drie.) Assez consent qui ne dit mot: Pro. He that gaine-*sayes not, giues his full consent (of the same vessell is;) Assez octroye qui mot ne dit. Assez demande qui se plaind: Pro. He that bemones his wants, hath begd sufficiently. Assez demande qui bien sert: Pro. A faithful seruant asks ynough; what his words do not aske, his worth doth. Assez dort qui rien ne fait: Pro. As good sleepe altogether as doe nothing.