Old French embuier is formed on buie, a fetter or shackle.
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embuier
to fetter
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PARENT / EARLIER FORM / attestedOld French · Old French · fetter shacklebuie
fetter; shackle
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The verb continues the restraint meaning of the noun.
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Boy — American Heritage DictionaryEtymology: embuier from buie, fetter or shackle
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