ENGAOL
ENGAOL, verb transitive enja'le. To imprison. [not used.]
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ENGARBOIL
ENG'ARBOIL, verb transitive To disorder. [Not in used.]
ENGARLAND
ENG'ARLAND, verb transitive To encircle with a garland.
ENGARRISON
ENGAR'RISON, verb transitive To furnish with a garrison; to defend or protect by a garrison.
ENGASTRIMUTH
ENGAS'TRIMUTH, noun A ventriloquist.
ENGENDER
ENGEN'DER, verb transitive [Latin gener, genero, geno, gigno. See Generate.]1. To beget between the different sexes; to form in embryo.2. To produce; to cause to exist; to cause...
ENGENDERED
ENGEN'DERED, participle passive Begotten; caused; produced.
ENGENDERER
ENGEN'DERER, noun He or that which engenders.
ENGENDERING
ENGEN'DERING, participle present tense Begetting; causing to be; producing.
ENGILD
ENGILD', verb transitive To gild; to brighten.
ENGINE
EN'GINE, noun [Latin ingenium.]1. In mechanics, a compound machine, or artificial instrument, composed of different parts, and intended to produce some effect by the help of the...
ENGINEER
ENGINEE'R, noun In the military art, a person skilled in mathematics and mechanics, who forms plans of works for offense or defense, and marks out the ground for fortifications....
ENGINERY
EN'GINERY, noun en'ginry. The act of managing engines or artillery.1. Engines in general; artillery; instruments of war.2. Machination.
ENGIRD
ENGIRD', verb transitive [See Gird.] To surround; to encircle; to encompass.
ENGIRDED
ENGIRD'EDENGIRD'ING, participle present tense Encircling; surrounding.
ENGIRDING
ENGIRD'ING, ppr. Encircling; surrounding.
ENGIRT
ENGIRT', participle passive Surrounded; encompassed.
ENGLAD
ENGLAD', verb transitive To make glad; to cause to rejoice.
ENGLAIMED
ENGLA'IMED, adjective Furred; clammy. [Not used.]
ENGLAND
ENGLAND, noun [See English.]
ENGLISH
ENGLISH, adjective ing'glish. [Latin ango, from the sense of pressing, depression, laying, which gives the sense of level.]Belonging to England, or to its inhabitants.ENGLISH, n...
ENGLISHED
ENGLISHED, participle passive Rendered into English.
ENGLISHRY
ENGLISHRY, noun The state or privilege of being an Englishman. [Not used.]
ENGLUT
ENGLUT', verb transitive [Latin glutio.]1. To swallow.2. To fill; to glut. [This word is little used. See Glut.]
ENGORE
ENGO'RE, verb transitive To pierce; to gore. [See Gore.]
ENGORGE
ENGORGE, verb transitive engorj'. To swallow;; to devour; to gorge; properly, to swallow with greediness, or in large quantities.ENGORGE, verb transitive engorj'. To devour; to ...
ENGORGED
ENGORG'ED, participle passive Swallowed with greediness, or in large draughts.