entretelt

A Middle English form of entreat. entrete2t, n. [ME., ter. It sal drawe owt the felone or the appostyme, and alle the filthe, and hele it with owt tene any entrete , bot new it evene and morne. IMG:content-0565.jpg:[ocr errors] MS . Lincoln Med ., fol. 302. ( Hall i well .) entriket, v . t. [ME. entriken, entricar , in tricar = Sp . Sp. Pg. in tricar , ÓSp. entricar , intricate .] To entangle; entangle; embarra ; bring into difficulty; hinder. Which of yow that love most entriketh God sende hym hyr, that sorest for hym syketh. Chaucer , Parliament of Fowls, 1. 403. entrochal (en'trō-kal), a . [ entrochus . entrochite (en'trō-kit), n. [As entrochus + -ite2.] One of the wheel-like joints of encrinites, which occur in great profusion in certain limestones, and are commonly called screw stones, wheel stones, or St. Cuthbert's beads. entrochus (en'tro-kus), n.; pl. entrochi (-ki). [NL., IMG:content-0566.jpg:[blocks in formation] neut. of inter posit us, pp. of interponere, place between, The right of entrepôt , given by this article, is almost the same thing as the making all their ports free ports for us. Jefferson, Correspondence, II. 282. 2. A mart, as a seaport or inland town, to which goods are sent to be distributed over a