Embusshements, pl. ambuscades, B 2509.
Emeraude, s. emerald, 5. 175; B 1799; Emeraudes, pl. R. 1118.
Emerlion, s. merlin, 5. 611 n.
Emes, gen. uncle's, T. ii. 466, 472. See Eem.
Emforth, prep. as far as extends, to the extent of, L. 2132; T. ii. 243, 997, iii. 999; A 2235. Em- is from A.S. emn, for efen, even.
Emisperies, s. pl. hemispheres, A. i. 18. 6.
Empeire, v. impair; Empeyre, 1 pr. s. subj. impair, harm, E 2198; Empeireden, pt. pl. made worse, B 2209. See Enpeiren.
Emperesse, s. empress, R. 1266; 5. 319; B 4. p 1. 19; F 1048; B 4. p 1. 19; Emperice, 4. 285; 9. 55; L. 185; Emperyce, D 1246.
Emperie, s. rule, B 2. p 6. 8 n.
Emperoures, s. pl. emperors, B 3558. See Themperour.