Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Enfetter

Enfetterv.t.to put in chains, bind fast, ob.

596

Enfettered

Enfetteredpa.put into chains, bound, ob.

597

Enfilade

Enfiladen.a narrow passage, a row

598

Enfilade (2)

Enfiladev.t.to pierce or rake in a line

599

Enforce

Enforcev.to force, strengthen, urge, prove, show

600

Enforce (2)

Enforcen.force, power, strength, violence, ob.

601

Enforcedly

Enforcedlyad.by force or compulsion, ob.

602

Enforcement

Enforcementn.compulsion, exigence, necessity

603

Enforcer

Enforcern.one who enforces, one who compels

604

Enfranchise

Enfranchisev.t.to make free of a corporation

605

Enfranchisement

Enfranchisementn.the act of making free

606

Engage4

Engage4v.to oppose, fight, enter upon, embark, win over, attach, employ, bind, make liable

607

Engagement

Engagementn.a battle, obligation, bond, business

608

Engaol

Engaolv.t.to put into prison, to confine, ob.

609

Engarrison

Engarrisonv.to defend by or put a garrison, ob.

610

Engender

Engenderv.t.to beget, cause, excite, bring forth

611

Engine

Enginen.a machine, instrument, agent

612

Engineer

Engineern.one who directs engines or artillery

613

Engineer (2)

Engineern.artillery, the management of artillery

614

Engird

Engirdv.t.engirded, engirt,pret.engirded, engirt,pa.to surround, encompass, hem in

615

English

Englishn.the people or language of England

616

English (2)

Englisha.belonging or relating to England, &c.

617

English (3)

Englishv.t.to translate or turn into English

618

Englut

Englutv.t.to glut, swallow up, pamper, ob.

619

Engorge

Engorgev.t.to gorge, swallow, devour, riot

620

Engrail

Engrailv.t.to indent in curve lines, ob.

621

Engrain

Engrainv.t.to die in grain, to die deep or full