amelt (amel)

[Early mod. E. also ammel, ammell (rarely esmayle, after MF.), Heav'ns richest diamonds, set on ammel white. P. Fletcher , Purple Island, x. Gardens of delight Whose ammell beds perfume the skie. W. Lisle , tr. of Du Bartas, i. 34. (N. E. D. ) amelt (am'el), v. t . [Early mod. E. also ammele, ammell, amelen , amilen ; from the noun.] To enamel. I ammell as a goldesmythe do the his worke. Palsgrave, p. 425. ( N. E. D. )