from another substance; what flows. E man' ci pate, v. to free from slavery. E man ci pa' tion, n. res toration to liberty. Em balm', v. to impregnate a body with aromaticks, that it may resist putrefaction. Em bar go, n. a prohibition to sail; a stop put to trade. Em bark, v. to go on ship board; to engage. Em bar' rass, v. to perplex ; to distress. Em bar rass ment, n. perplexity; trouble; entanglement. Em bas' sa dor, n. one sent on a publick message. Em' bas sage, Em' bas sy, lick message. Em bel' fish, v. to adorn; } n. a pub to beautify. Em bez' zle, v. to steal privately; to waste. Em blazon, v. to set off pompously; to deck. Em' blem, n. a moral de vice; representation. Em blem at' i cal, a. allusive; using emblems. Em boss' ing, n. the art of making figures in relievo; embroidery. E mol' u ment, n. profit; advantage; gain. E mo' tion, n. disturbance of mind; vehemence of passion. Em pan' nel, v. to summon to serve on a jury. Em' pe ror, n. a monarch of title and dignity superior to a king. Em' pha sis, n. a remarkable stress laid upon a word. Em phat ic,} Em phat' ic al, cible a. forstrong; strik ing. Empire, n. imperial power; command. Em ploy, v. to keep at work; to use. Em ployment, n. busi ness. Em po' ri um, n. a place of merchandise; a commercial city. Em pov'er ish, v. to make poor; to lessen fertility. Em pow' er, v. to authorize; to enable. Em' press, n. the wife of an emperor. Em pyre al, a. formed of pure fire; refined beyond aerial. Em pyre an, n. the highest heaven, where the pure element of fire is supposed to subsist. to excel. En a' ble, v. to make 2ble; to empower. En act', v. to decree; to establish; to represent by action. En am' el, v. to inlay ; to variegate with colours. En amour, v. to inflame with love; to make fond. En cage, v. to coop up; to confine in a cage. En camp', V. to pitch tents; to form a camp. En camp' ment, n. tents pitched in order. En chain', v. to faşten with a chain. En chant', v. to bewitch to delight highly. En chant' ment, n. magical charms; high delight. En circle, v. to surround. En closure, n. ground enclosed or fenced in. En co mi um, n, a pane gyric; praise; elogy. En com' pass, v. to encir cle; to shut in; to sar round. En core', ad. again; once more. En coun' ter, v. to fight; to attack. n. engagement; a battle. Én cour' age, v. to ani mate; to embolden. En courage ment, n. in citement; support. En croach' ment, n. an unlawful intrusion. En cum' brance, n. an im pediment; a clog. En cy clo pe' di a, n. a complete circle of sci ences. En dam' age, v. to hurt ; to prejudice. En dan ger, v. to bring into peril; to hazard. En dear', v. to make dear; to make beloved. En deavour, V. to at tempt; to try. n. labour directed to a certain end. En de mi al, a. peculiar to a country. En den' i zen, v. to naturalize. En dict' ment, n. a legal accusative declaration. En dorse' V. to superscribe; to accept a bill; to register on the back En dorse' ment, n. writing on the back; ratifica tion. En dow', v. to enrich with a portion. En dow' ment, n wealth given; a natural or acquired accomplishment. En du' rance, n. continuance; sufferance. En dure', v. to bear; to sustain; to brook. En er get' ic, a. forcible; strong; active. En' er gy, n. power; efficacy. En ervate, v. to weaken; to enerve; to enfeeble. En force', v. to urge with energy; to compel ; to constrain. En fran' chise, v. to make free; to liberate; to endenizen. En gage' ment, n, employment of the attention; obligation. En gi neer', n. one who manages engines, or directs artillery. En grave', v. to cut characters on any sub stance. En hance', v. to raise the price; to raise in es teem. E nig' ma, n. a riddle; an obscure question. En ig mat' i cal, a. ob. scure; doubtful. Enjoy' ment,n. happiness; fruition; pleasure. En large' ment, n. an increase; a release. En light en, v. to illumin ate; to instruct. En li ven, v. to make live ly; to animate. En mi ty, n. malevolence; malice; ill-will. En no' ble, v. to dignify; to elevate. E nor mi ty, n. great of a hot credulous imagination. En tice', v. to allure; to attract; to invite. En tomb', v. to put in a wickedness; villany. En rap' ture, v. to trans- En sue', v. to follow; to pursue; to succeed. En' ter prise, n. a hazard ous undertaking. En ter tain', v. to receive hospitably; to reserve in the mind; to amuse. En ter tain ment, n. treatment at the table; hospitable reception; musement; tion. conversa ven' om, v. to poison; to enrage. En' vi a ble, a. exciting envy; excellent. En' vi ous, a. full of envy; malicious. En vi ron, v. to surround; to encompass; to envelop; to hem in. En vi' rons", n. places adjacent neighbourhood. E nu' me rate, v. to reckon up singly. E nun' ci ate, v. to declare; to proclaim. En' voy, n. a publick minister; a publick messenger. En' vý, v. to hate another for any excellence or success to grudge. n. vexation at another's good. En thu 'si asm', n. heat Ep au let', n. a military of imagination. En thu si ast, n. one shoulder ornament. E phein' e ris, n. an ac count of the daily situations of the planets. Ep' ic, a. containing narrative; heroic. Ep'i cure, n. one wholly given to luxury. Ep i dem' ic, Epi dem' ic a S eral; universal. Ep' i gram, n. short point a. gen ed poem. Ep' i logue, n. a speech at the end of a play. E pis' co pa cy, n. a government by bishops. E pis' co pal, a. belonging to a bishop; vested in a bishop. E pis' to la ry, a. relating to letters; transacted by letters; suitable to letters. Ep' i taph, n. a monumen tal inscription. Ep'i thet, n. an adjective denoting a quality either good or bad. E pit' o me, n. an abridg ment; an abstract. E piť o mise, v. to ab stract; to abridge. E' poch', n. a time from which dates are numbered. E qua bil' i ty, n. even- even. E qual' i tỷ, n. likeness; uniformity. E qua nim i tỷ, n. even ness of mind; compo sure. E qua tor, n. a great circle equidistant from the north and south extremities of the globe. E qui dis' tant, a. being at the same distance. E qui lat'e ral, a. having all sides equal. E qui lib' ri um, n. equality of weight; equipoise. E qui noc' tial, a. pertain ing to the equinoxes. n. equator. E qui nox' es', n. the time when the days and nights are equal. E quip', v, to dress or fit out; to furnish. E' qui page, n. attendance; retinue; vehicle. E' qui poise, n. an equality of weight. E' qui ta ble, a. just; im partial; candid; fair. E' qui ty, n. justice; impartiality. E quiv' a lent, a. equal in value or force. E quiv o cal, a. uncertain ; doubtful; ambiguous. E quiv o cate, v. to use doubtful expressions. E quiv o ca' tion, n. ambi |