† enebriev.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. = inebriate v.
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c1430 Speculum (1888) 35 This wyne, the king of heven enebried fulle swetely.
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v.c1430- to cast lots
- to cast love, favour, a fancy unto
- to cast nasturtiums at
- to cast nasturtiums on
- to cast number
- to cast occasionally to make sheep's-eyes at
- to cast occasionally to make sheep'seyes at
- to cast off
- to cast off the yoke
- to cast on
- to cast on or consign to the scrap-heap
- to cast on or consign to the scrapheap
- to cast one in the teeth with
- to cast one's bread upon the waters
- to cast one's cap at
- to cast one's cassock to the nettles
- to cast one's frock to the nettles
- to cast one's garter
- to cast one's heart, affections
- to cast one's heels in one's neck
- to cast one's mitten
- to cast one's pennyworths
- to cast one's wits
- to cast oneself upon the pikes
- to cast oneself, one's advice