enrolment, enrollment

-ment.] [Eng. enrol; 1. The act of enrolling; spec if. the act of registering or entering a deed, judgment, recognizance, ., in any of the courts of law, being a court of record. "He appointed a general review to be made, and enrolment of all Maced on i ans."- P . Holland : Livius , p. 1,121. *2. That in which anything is enrolled or registered; a register. IMG:content-1024.png:[blocks in formation] ěn-roôt, v . t . [Pref. en , and Eng. root (q. v.).] To root, to fix by the root; to implant deeply. *en-round', v. t . [Pref. en, and Eng. round (q. v.).] To surround, to encircle, to inclose. en route (ân rôt), phr. (Fr.) On the way; upon the road.