v. Alch. Obs. [app. ad. med.L. *inglūtāre, corresp. to F. engluer: see ENGLUE. Cf. Pr. englutir.] trans. To close with slime or glue; to seal up (a vessel), make air-tight; implied in Engluting, vbl. sb. (See ENLUTE.)
c. 1386. Chaucer, Chan. Yem. Prol. & T., 213. What sholde I tellen … Of the pot and glasses englutyng [v.r. enlutyng] That of the Eyr myghte passe out no thyng.
1584. R. Scot, Discov. Witchcr., XIV. i. 354. Mysticall termes of art: as (for a tast) their subliming, amalgaming, engluting [marginal note, enluting].
1692. Coles, Engluting, gluing or glued, stopped.
