Every tense, conjugated

enchaussumer

synonym of enchaussener

enchaîner

to chain, to shackle; to subjugate, to enslave

enchemiser

to put into a folder

enchevaler

synonym of chevaler

enchevaucher

to join by partially covering (tiles, shingles, etc.)

enchevêtrer

to tangle up; to entangle, to involve, to implicate

enchifrener

to block up (a nose)

enchâsser

to enshrine, to put in a display cabinet; to lavish

enchérir

to make more expensive; to bid; to make a bid (at auction etc.)

encirer

to wax, wax up (cover or seal with wax)

enclaver

to shut in, to enclave

enclencher

to set off, start up, put in motion

enclore

to enclose; to fortify

enclouer

to nail in, put a nail in

encocher

to notch, put a notch in; to nock (an arrow)

encoder

to encode

encoffrer

to enclose in a chest or box

encoller

to glue

encombrer

to block off, to clutter, to clutter up, to congest; to encumber, to burden

encommencer

to begin, start, initiate, or commence

enconner

to fuck

encorder

to rope up, connect with a rope

encorner

to horn, to ram with the horns; to cuckold

encoubler

to trip, stumble; to trip over something

encourager

to encourage; to motivate oneself

encourir

to incur (to expose oneself to something inconvenient); to run [the risk], to bring upon (something unfavourable)

encrasser

to dirty, to foul; to get dirty, get filthy

encrer

to ink (to apply ink to)

encroiser

encrouter

post-1990 spelling of encroûter

encroûter

to encrust, crust over; to crust over, form a crust

enculer

to bugger, to sodomize (have anal sex); to fuck (have sex)

encuver

to put into a vat or a tank

endauber

to put into a daube (“stew”); to stew; to prepare (meat) to be stewed

endauffer

to bugger, to fuck up the ass

endenter

to provide with teeth

endetter

to indebt; to put someone or something into debt; to get into debt

endeuiller

to take on an air of mourning, cause to mourn

endiabler

to possess (by a devil)

endiguer

to curb, contain

endimancher

to dress up in one's Sunday best; to dress someone to look on their Sunday best

endivisionner

to form into divisions

endoctriner

to indoctrinate; to teach; to instruct

endommager

to damage (to cause damage to something)

endormir

to put to sleep; to fall asleep

endosser

to carry on one's back; to assume responsibility, to shoulder

enduire

to plaster; to coat, cover

endurcir

to harden (make harder); to harden, inure

endurer

to endure, to bear

endêver

To be furious, to rage

enfaiter

post-1990 spelling of enfaîter

enfanter

to bear [a child], bring into the world; to give birth

enfarger

to ensnare, to entangle; To trip someone (by placing a leg in their path)

enfariner

to flour (cover with flour)

enfaîter

to hang roof tiles, to install a tiled roof

enfermer

to lock up, lock in, lock away; to imprison, entrap

enferrer

to pierce with the end of a sword or a bayonet or the like

enficher

to plug the male part of a device into the female part designed to receive it

enfieller

to fill with rage

enfiler

to thread (a needle); to string, to sling (put on a string or sling)