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enfelon

enfelon verb: to infuriate.

Verb

enfelon (third-person singular simple present enfelons, present participle enfeloning, simple past and past participle enfeloned)

  1. (archaic, rare) to infuriate
    • Out of her first the wicked weapon caught: With that like one enfelon'd or distraught1596, Edmund Spenser, Abraham Stoll, The Faerie Queene, Book Five, →ISBN, page 116
    • I didn't mean to enfelon!1979, Barbara Ninde Byfield, A Parcel of Their Fortunes, →ISBN, page 64

Forms of enfelon

third-person singular presentenfelons
present participleenfeloning
past participleenfeloned
pastenfeloned

Origin of enfelon

Borrowed from Middle French enfelonner.

Questions about enfelon

What does enfelon mean?
Enfelon means to infuriate.
What part of speech is enfelon?
Enfelon is a verb.
What is the past tense of enfelon?
The past tense of enfelon is enfeloned.

Words near enfelon in the dictionary

  1. enfeebler
  2. enfeeblers
  3. enfeebles
  4. enfeebling
  5. enfeeblished
  6. enfelon
  7. enfeloned
  8. enfemme
  9. enfeoff
  10. enfeoffed
  11. enfeoffedst

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