Webster's Dictionary 1806

676

Enroot

Enrootv.t.to fix by the root, to implant, ob.

677

Enround

Enroundv.t.to surround, inclose, ob.

678

Ensample

Ensamplen.an example, a pattern;v.t.to exemplify

679

Ensanguine

Ensanguinev.t.to smear with gore

680

Ensanguined

Ensanguinedpa.stained with blood or gore

681

Ensate

Ensatea.having sword-shaped leaves

682

Enscheduled

Enscheduledv.t.to insert in a schedule, ob.

683

Ensconce

Ensconcev.t.to cover as with a fort, to secure, ob.

684

Enseam

Enseamv.t.to sow, close up, ob.

685

Ensear

Ensearv.t.to stop by fire or heat, to staunch, ob.

686

Enshield

Enshieldv.t.to shield, cover, defend, ob.

687

Enshrine

Enshrinev.t.to preserve as a holy relic, to lay up

688

Ensiferous

Ensiferousa.bearing or carrying a sword

689

Ensiform

Ensiforma.in shape of a sword

690

Ensign

Ensignn.a flag or standard, an officer that carries it

691

Ensignbearer

Ensignbearern.he that carries a flag, an ensign

692

Ensigncy

Ensigncyn.the rankm or commission of an ensign

693

Ensky

Enskyv.t.to place in the skies, to deify, ob.

694

Enslave

Enslavev.t.to deprive of liberty, to subject

695

Enslavement

Enslavementn.an enslaving, state of slavery, bondage

696

Enslaver

Enslavern.one who enslaves other persons

697

Enstamp

Enstampv.t.to impress with a stamp, or deeply age

698

Ensteep

Ensteepv.t.to steep, put under water, ob.

699

Ensue

Ensuev.to follow, pursue, succeed, arise

700

Ensurance

EnsuranceSee: Insure

701

Entablature

Entablaturen.that part of a column which is over the capital, comprehending the architrave, frieze and cornice

702

Entail

Entailn.an estate settled on certain conditions