v. Obs. In 6 enjubarde, 7 enieopard. [f. EN-1 + JEOPARD v.] trans. To put in jeopardy, jeopardize, endanger.
1523. St. Papers Hen. VIII., I. 130. Ere His Grace wold enjubarde his people in thenfection thereof.
1638–48. G. Daniel, Eclog., v. 317. May it not Be his too much Affection to the Scott Enieopards him?
