Enregiment, en-rej′i-ment, v.t. to form in a regiment.
Enregister, en-rej′is-tėr, v.t. to register: to enrol.
Enrich, en-rich′, v.t. to make rich: to fertilise: to adorn: to enhance.—n. Enrich′ment, act of enriching; that which enriches.
Enridge, en-rij′, v.t. (Shak.) to form into ridges.
Enring, en-ring′, v.t. to encircle: to put a ring on.
Enrobe, en-rōb′, v.t. to dress, clothe, or invest.
Enrol, Enroll, en-rōl′, v.t. to insert in a roll or register: to enlist: to record: to leave in writing:—pr.p. enrōl′ling; pa.p. enrōlled′.—ns. Enrol′ler; Enrol′ment, act of enrolling: that in which anything is enrolled: a register. [O. Fr. enroller (Fr. enrôler)—en, and rolle, roll.]
Enroot, en-rōōt′, v.t. to fix by the root: to implant firmly: (Shak.) to join firmly, as root by root.
Enrough, en-ruf′, v.t. to make rough.
Enround, en-rownd′, v.t. (Shak.) to surround.