Engine

en'jin, n. (Mech.) A machine in which me cause chanical powers are combined; any instrument by Enkindle, which any effect is produced; esp. one designed to set kill; anything used to effect a purpose; means. [OF. Enlarge, eng in, L. ingenium, genius, also an invention. See To Ingenious.]— Engineer', -er', n. One skilled in with engineering; one who manages an engine; one who grow carries through an enterprise by skillful or artful writing, contrivance. — v. [engineered (-erd'), -eering.] state To perform the work of an engineer; to guide or the carry through a measure or enterprise. — Engineer servitude, ing, n. Science and art of utilizing natural forces Enlighten, and materials, — divided into military engineering supply (the designing and constructing defensive and of intellect fensive works) and civil engineering (the designener, ing and constructing machinery and fixed public being, works, as roads, canals, etc.) — En'ginery, -jin-rT, Enlist, n. Act of managing engines, or artillery; engines ter; in general; instruments of war. cause,