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Ingender

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In`gen´der
v. t.1.See Engender.


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The leaves eaten raw ingender good bloud, especially in those that have lately been sicke.
Magical herb proves perfect partner for legendary pasty by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
acuate (sharpen) and doth quicken a man's wits, it doth comfort the heart, it doth scour the liver; specially, if it be white wine, it doth rejuice all the powers of man, and doth nourish them; it doth ingender good blood, it doth nourish the brain and all the body.
Nothing new about 'loathsome' booze by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
The passions and humors were known to be closely allied, as the English Jesuit Thomas Wright explains in The Passions of the Mind in General: the "Passions ingender Humours, and humours breed passions.
The body and its passions by Paster, Gail Kern / Shakespeare Studies
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