Ens, enz, n. an entity, as opposed to an attribute. [A late pr.p. form, from L. esse, to be.]
Ensample, en-sam′pl, n. example.—v.t. to give an example of. [O. Fr. essample. See Example.]
Ensanguine, en-sang′gwin, v.t. to stain or cover with blood.—p.adj. Ensan′guined, bloody.
Ensate, en′sāt, adj. ensiform.
Enschedule, en-shed′ūl, v.t. (Shak.) to insert in a schedule.
Ensconce, en-skons′, v.t. to cover or protect as with a sconce or earth-work: to hide safely.
Enseal, en-sēl′, v.t. to put one's seal to: to seal up.
Enseam, en-sēm′, v.t. to mark as with a seam.
Enseam, en-sēm′, v.t. to cover with grease. [Seam, grease.]
Enseam, en-sēm′, v.t. (Spens.) to contain. [Der. obscure; cf. Ice. semja, to put together.]