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enˈlodge, v. rare. In 7 inlodge. [f. en-1, in- + lodge v.] trans. To locate or lodge in a place or within a given space. Hence enˈlodged ppl. a.; enˈlodgement, the action of locating in a place.
1678Norris Coll. Misc. (1699) 69 Some more inlodg'd excellence. 1884Punch 16 Feb. 75 The history of a writ from the original lawyer's letter to enlodgement in Holloway. |