Engynys, n. pl. machines, X 33. [OFr. engin.] See Gyn(e).
Engynour, n. engineer (contriver of machines), X 71, 89. [OFr. engigneor.] See Gynour.
Engliȝsch, n. English (language), XI a 30, 37, 64, 65; Englysch, XIII b 29, 34, &c.; English, XI a 2; Englis(s), III introd.; Englysshe, VII introd.; Inglis, I introd. [OE. englisc.]
Engliȝsch, adj. English, XI a 34; Englisch, XIV c 17; Englyssh, I introd.; Inglis, X 43, XIV a 26, b 10. [OE. englisc.]
Engliȝsch(e)men, Englyschmen, n. pl. Englishmen, XI a 28, 40, 52, XIII b 9, 43, &c. [OE. englisc + mann.]
Eny, adj. any, III 5, VIII a 251, XIII a 48; eny wyle, any length of time, VIII b 25; in eny weie, by any means, XII a 16; Enes cunnes, XV g 22, Eny kyns, VIII b 20, of any kind, any kind of (OE. *ǣniges cynnes). [OE. ǣnig, Kt. ēni(g).] See Ani, Ony.
Enmy, Enemy(e), n. enemy, IV a 92, V 338, VIII b 78, IX 81, &c. [OFr. enemi.]
Enogh. See Ynoȝ, Ynow.
Enquestes, n. pl. inquests (inquiries into matters of public or state interest), VIII b 59. [OFr. enqueste.]
Ensa(u)mple, n. example, instance, I 202, XI b 298, 301; cautionary instance, warning, I 261 (see Drede; cf. next). [AFr. ensample altered, by confusion of prefixes, from OFr. essample.] See Sample.