or hold close in.
Enserrer. To close, inclose, locke, or shut, fast vp; keepe close, hold hard in; straiten, restraine, presse verie sore, pinch verie neere.
Enseveli: m. ie: f. Buried, intombed, interred, layed in graue. Homme endormi corps enseveli: Prov. Looke Endormi. Ensevelir. To burie, interre, intombe, lay in a graue; also, to wrap vp a dead coarse in a winding-sheet.
Ensoigne. An Essoine; a lawfull excuse for an absent, or, good cause of discharge for an impotent, person.
Ensoigner. To Essoine; to excuse an absent, or discharge an impotent, person: ¶Wallon. Ensoing, & Ensoingne. as Ensoigne. Ensoitte. A Shooe-makers taching-end; or hogs bristle.
Ensoitter. To dresse, or furnish with hogs bristles.
Ensongnie, & Ensonie. as Ensoigne. Ensorcelé: m. ée: f. Charmed, inchaunted, bewitched, forspoken.
Ensorcelement: m. A bewitching, inchaunting, charming, forspeaking.
Ensorceler. To charme, inchaunt, bewitch, forspeake, forelooke, eye-bite.
Ensorcelerie: f. Witcherie, Sorcerie, forspeaking, eye-biting.
Ensorceleur: m. A Witch, Charmer, Inchaunter, Sorcerer.
Ensoufflé: m. ée: f. Blowen, gently puffed, or breathed; also, breathing, gently puffing, or blowing.
Ensoulfré: m. ée: f. Insulphured; mingled, perfumed, or dressed, with Sulpher.
Ensoulfrer. To insulpher; to dresse, mingle, fill, or perfume, with brimstone.
Ensouple: m. A Weauers Yarne-beame.
Ensoupleau: m. A Weauers Cloth-beame.
Enstocatte. A field enclosed with pikes, and appointed for a single combat, by permission of the Prince, or of his Lieutenant Generall.
Ensuairé: m. ée: f. Wound vp, as a coarse in a sheet.
Ensuairer. To wind a coarse in a sheet; also, to wipe with, or lap in, a handkercher; &c.
Ensuble de tisseran. A Weauers beame; that wherwith he makes his threads to close together; or, as Ensouple. Ensuccré: m. ée: f. Sugarie, besugared; sweetned, or seasoned, with sugar. Vne ensuccrée. A nice, coy, quaint wench; one that euer minces it, euer makes it goodlie.
Ensuccrer. To besugar; to sweeten, or season with sugar.
Ensué: m. ée: f. Sowed vp.
Ensuer: To sow vp; or, as Ensuerer. Ensuerer. To wind a coarse in a sheet, &c; as Ensuairer. Ensuyvant. Following, succeeding, next after.
Ensuyvi: m. ie: f. Followed, pursued, runne after; or come next vnto; also, imitated, or emulated.
Ensuyvre. To follow, pursue, runne, or chase after; also, to imitate, or emulate. S'ensuyvre. To insue, succeed, follow, come immediately after, or vpon. Qui s'enfuit on l'ensuit: Prov. Such as flie are followed.
Entablature: f. An Intablature; or, as Entablement.
Entablé: m. ée: f. Boorded, planked; seeled.
Entablement: m. A boording, or planking; a ioyning, or closing of boords; a couering, or seeling with boords; also, seeling, wainscot, boord-worke; any thing made (onely) of boords; or a close lay, course, or frame of boords vpon, or ouer, a thing; also, as Vireson. Entablement d'vn pilier. The (square) foot, or Base of a piller.
Entaché: m. ée: f. Spotted, stained, soyled; polluted, corrupted, tainted; touched with, or guiltie of, an offence.
Entacher. To spot; staine, defile, taint, infect; pollute, corrupt. Entacher vne besongne. To vndertake, or take vpon him &c.
Entacheure: f. A spot; also, a spotting; also, a stayning; tainting, or taint; a vicious marke.
Entail: m. A mortaise, or incutting.
Entaillé: m. ée: f. Intailed, carued, grauen, cut.
Entailler. To intaile, graue, carue, cut in.
Entailleur: m. A caruer, grauer, cutter, intailer.
Entailleure: f. A caruing, grauing, incutting, intailing; also, a cut, gash, or garse.
Entalenté: m. ée: f. Much desiring, affecting, or longing after, hauing a great mind, or appetite vnto. Mal entalenté envers. Ill affected towards, spighting, bearing a grudge vnto.
Entalenter. To breed a longing, imprint a desire in; beget an affection, giue a great appetite, vnto.
Entamé: m. ée: f. Cut, opened, or broken, vp; (alreadie) begun, or tasted of; also, exulcerated, wounded, hurt; violated; marde, spoyled.
Entamer. To cut, open, or breake vp; to begin vnto; to tast, or take an essay of; also, to violate, marre, spoyle, wound, hurt. Entamer l'honnesteté. To disgrace, depraue, or detract from; to hurt the good name of. Entamer le pas. To begin; to lead the daunce, or breake the yce, vnto; to make an ouerture vnto. Entamer le peau. To exulcerate, breake, or cut, the skinne.
Entameure: f. A cutting, opening, breaking vp; a beginning, or ouerture; an assay taken of; also, an exulcerating, hurting, wounding; violating, marring.
Entant que. Seeing that, in as much, or forasmuch, as. Entant qu'en moy est. With all my meanes, as far as I can, as much as lieth in me.
Entassé: m. ée: f. Heaped, packed, piled, laied vp together, or one vpon th' other.
Entassement: m. A heaping, piling, packing, laying vp together, or one vpon another.
Entasser. To heape, packe, pile, lay vp together, or one vpon another; to exaggerate, gather in heapes, add heape vnto heape.
Entasseur: m. A heaper, or piler vp of.
Ente: f. A graffe.
Enté: m. ée: f. Grffaed; ingraffed; fixed, fastened, or setled, in.
Entelechie: f. Absolute perfection, or efficacie; perfect motion, or essence; force mouing of it selfe; also, as Endelechie. Entellectual: m. ale: f. Intellectuall, belonging to the vnderstanding.
Entement: m. A graffing; a fastening, or setling in.
Entendement: m. Vnderstanding, apprehension, conceit; iudgement; intelligence; naturall knowledge.
Mettre son entendement à. To giue his mind to, set his wit on; addict, or applie himselfe vnto; to intend, or attend, with diligence.
