Emily Dickinson Lexicon

EN-FEOFF', v.t. [enfeff'; Law L. feoffo, feoffare, from fief – which see.]

1. To give one a feud; hence, to invest with a fee; to give to another any corporeal hereditament, in fee simple or fee tail, by livery of seizin. Cowel. Blackstone.
2. To surrender or give up. [Not used.] Shak.