engluet (englo)

t. engluer; Pop. Sci . Mo. , XIII. 535. [ engluer , Whan he sawe, and redie fonde This coffre made, and well englued . Gower , Conf. Amant., viii. englutt (en-glut'), v . t . [Formerly also inglut ; engloutir = Pr. englotir = OSp. englutir = It. inghiottire, inglutire , swallow, glutire glutire (> F. gloutir , etc.), swallow: see en-1 and glut .] 1. To swallow or gulp down. My particular grief... Engluts and swallows other sorrows. Shak., Othello, i. 3. 2. To fill to repletion; glut. Being once englutted with vanity, he will straightway loath all learning. Ascham, The Scholemaster.