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- EFfascino, nare, to bewytche any thing, as wytches doo, whyche disfygure chyldren, and distroye grayne and o∣ther thynges with sorcery.
- Effata, were certayne prayers, whiche the diuinours vsed to make at the end of their diuination or telling the successe of thingis
- Effectum dare, to brynge to passe.
- Efferre sese, to prayse hym selfe.
- Effere manum, to lyfte vp his hande.
- Effere aliquem laudibus, to extolle oone with prayses.
- Efferre, to deuulgate, or to telle abrode.
- Efferre, to aduaunce or promote.
- Effero, rare, to make woode as a beaste.
- Efferueo, êre, to boyle moche.
- Efferuesco, scere, to begyn to boyle or sethe.
- Efferuescentia uerba, hotte angry wordes.
- Effexis, for effeceris.
- Efficere argentum alicui, to gette money for a man by some meane or deuyse.
- ...Efficientia, idem quod effectus.
- Effigio, are, to counterfayte ones ymage in payntynge or keruynge.
- Effilo, lare, to sowe.
- Effilatum, that whiche is sowed or stitched on a garment, as a garde or purfle.
- Effio, fieri, to be doone.
- Effligo, flixi, fligere, to tourment.
- Efflare, animam, to dye.
- Efflauit animam spes, I haue noo maner of hope or truste.
- Effiuet, it shall oute, I wylle nat keepe it, all men shall knowe it.
- Effluxit, it is quyte gone.
- Effoetus, ta, tum, hatched, as a byrde that is come out of the egge.
- Effoetum corpus, a weake body.
- Effreno, nare, to vnbrydell.
- Effringo, effregi, gere, to breake to pieces.
- Effractus fame, made feble for lack of meate
- Effugit memoria, to be forgotten.
- Effugere nuptias, not to be maried.
- Effusé, effusius, effusissime, abundantly, more vehemently, excedyngly.