entreater (entreter)

asks earnestly. IMG:content-0562.jpg:[blocks in formation] table between the principal courses. Commaunde ze that youre dy he be welle fyllyd and hepid, and namely of entermes , and of pitance with-oute Babees Book (E. E. T. S.), p. 330. fat. IMG:content-0563.png:[blocks in formation] It had probably been customary from early times to insert in the mysteries so-called entremeses or interludes. Encyc. Brit., VII. 414. entremets (on-tr-mā'), n. [F.: see entremes.] The French form now used instead of entre mes , 1. The true chard used in pottages and entremets. Mortimer, Husbandry. entrench, entrenchment (en-trench', -ment). See intrench , intrenchment. entre nous (on'tr nö). [F.,