Every tense, conjugated

enfirouaper

to scam, swindle, or trick someone

enfiévrer

to stir up, rouse

enflammer

to set fire to, to set on fire; to inflame, to fuel (e.g. a debate, hatred)

enfler

to inflate; to fill

enfleurer

to add the scent of flowers to a perfume

enfoirer

to cover with excrement

enfoncer

to push in, to press in, to drive in; to break open, to break down

enfouir

to bury, to inter (something in the ground); to bury

enfourcher

to get on, mount

enfourner

to put in the oven

enfreindre

to infringe

enfuir

to escape (somewhere); to flee

enfumer

to smoke, smoke out; to smoke up

enfutailler

to cask

enfuter

post-1990 spelling of enfûter

enfûter

to put into a keg; cask or barrel

engager

to pledge, commit; to hire, sign, snap up

engainer

to sheathe

engaller

to dye black by passing through a decoction of gall

engamer

to swallow the hook along with the bait

engaver

engazonner

to turf

engeancer

to embarrass

engendrer

to generate, spawn, beget

engerber

englober

to include, to encompass

engloutir

to gulp; to swallow up

engluer

to birdlime; to get bogged down

engober

to cover with engobe

engommer

to apply rubber to

engorger

to clog, clog up, congest

engouer

to become passionate or infatuated; to block the gullet when swallowing; to choke

engouffrer

to engulf, swallow up; to gobble up; to eat up

engourdir

to numb, make numb; to dull, deaden, blunt

engraisser

to fatten

engranger

to store; to rake in

engraver

to ground

engrisailler

to make or become gloomy

engrosser

to impregnate, to knock up

engueuler

to give (someone) a roasting, to tell someone off, to chew out, to give shit; to argue, to have a row

enguirlander

to festoon, hang with garlands; to tell off, tick off

enhardir

to embolden

enharnacher

to harness a horse; to caparison

enherber

to cover with grass; to poison

enhucher

hang (to place on a hook)

enivrer

to intoxicate, make drunk or get (someone) drunk, either physically or figuratively; to get drunk; to become intoxicated

enjamber

to straddle; to step over, to stride

enjoindre

to order; to enjoin (someone à faire something)

enjoliver

to embellish, prettify

enjouer

to render playful, put some playfulness into (something)

enjuguer

to yoke

enjuiver

to subject (someone) to Jewish influences

enjôler

to bewitch, to entice

enkikiner

alternative form of enquiquiner

enkyster

to encyst (becoming surrounded by a cyst)

enlacer

to wrap around, to embrace; to wrap around each other, to intertwine

enlaidir

to uglify

enlever

to remove, take off, take away, clear; to take off, remove (clothes)

enliasser

to bundle together (usually paper)

enlier

to join bricks (to erect a wall)