1760, in musical sense "placement of the mouth on a wind instrument," from French embouchure "river mouth, mouth of a wind instrument," from assimilated form of en- "in" (see en- (1)) + bouche "mouth" (see bouche).
embolism
embolus
embonpoint
embosom
emboss
embouchure
embrace
embrasure
embrocate
embroider
embroidery