encore (onkor)

t.; pret. and pp. encored, ppr. encoring. [ Dolly, in her master's shop, Encores them, as she twirls her mop. W. Whitehead, Apology for Laureats. encorporet, v . t. [ME. encorporen, encorperen , encorporar , in corp or are , embody, incorporate: see incorporate .] To incorporate. Putte the element of watir, that is to seye.iiij. lb of watir vpon j lb af mater and putte by.vij. daies to encorpere wel as tofore in the bath of marien. Book of Quinte E ence (ed. Furnivall), p. 13. And eek of our materes encorporing. Chaucer, Canon's Yeoman's Tale (ed. Skeat), G. 1. 815.