embroacht (embroch)

t. [ Enbroche hit overtwert And rost it browne. Liber Cure Cocorum , p. 43. embroaden (em-bra'dn), v. t. [ The embroadened brim [of the pelvis] found in certain savage tribes is a retention of a feature of adolescence. Cleland, Nature, XXXVI. 598. embrocado (em-brō-käʼdō), n. [A Spanish looking modification of It. imbroccata , a thrust with the sword, a hit, pp. fem. of imbroccare, hit the mark, oppose, aim, = Sp. embrocar (pp. embrocado), fasten (a shoe in making) with tacks to the last, = F. embrocher , spit, broach, run through the body: see embroach .] A pa in fencing. Hall i well .