DCHP-1 Online
enfarge [< Cdn F] Obs. 
n. and v. of horses or cattle, hobble or fetter.
- 1840 (1955) The Osage, on their summer hunt in 1840, unloaded their horses each night and set them free "after their forelegs had been fastened with enferges or horse locks."
- 1862 (1931) [We] camped near a large swamp . . . enfarged the horses and cooked ducks.
- 1840 (1955) The Osage, on their summer hunt in 1840, unloaded their horses each night and set them free "after their forelegs had been fastened with enferges or horse locks."