Encarrade, f. (thieves’), entrance. Lourde d’——, street door.
Encarrer (thieves’), to enter, “to prat.”
Encasquer (thieves’), to enter, or “to prat.”
Pour gonfler ses valades
Encasque dans un rade,
Sert des sigues à foison.
Vidocq.
Enceintrer (popular), to make a woman big with child. Abbreviation of enceinturer, an expression used in the eighteenth century.
Enchetiber (thieves’), to apprehend, “to smug.” See [Piper].
Encible (thieves’), together. For ensemble.