assemblelt (asembl)

[ a emble2+ (a-sem'bl), v. t. [Late ME. a am ble; For the world a embleth the see. 345 Caxton , Golden Legend, p. 114. ( N. E. D. ) See a embly . 2. To liken or compare. Bribes may be a embled to pitch. Latimer , Sermons before Edw. VI. (Arber), p. 151. a embler (a-sem'bler), n. 1. One who a embles.-2. Specifically, a workman who a embles or fits together the different parts of a machine, as of a watch. See a embling , 2.-31. One who takes part in an a embly; a member of an a embly.