transitive. To fold up, wrap up, envelope.

to surround, to embrace.

To enclose in or as in a fold or folds; to cover or wrap up; to swathe, envelop. Const. in; formerly const. with, and simply; also const. certain…

transitive. To surround, encircle.

transitive. To roll or enwrap in anything that is wound round, or surrounds as a case or covering; to enfold, to envelop. Const. in, †with.

transitive. To fold over; to fold so as to cover. Now rare.

To surround, involve, infold in, with. Obsolete.

transitive. To roll over the top of; to cover by rolling, to envelop. Also occasionally intransitive: to pass over with a rolling motion. Also figur…

To surround entirely, overlay as with an envelope or shell; to contain.

transitive. Of a layer, membrane, covering, etc.: to wrap, envelop, surround, or enclose (something).

transitive. To clothe, wrap in, or cover with a mantle; to cloak, enrobe. Chiefly figurative. Frequently in passive.

To wrap up or enfold in or with; also transferred and figurative.

transitive. To enfold, enwrap, entangle, involve: in literal and figurative senses. Obsolete.

transitive. To clothe or invest about, to enwrap as with a garment.

= circumvest, v.

figurative.

transitive. To enclose in folds, enwrap, enfold. Obsolete. (Cf. involve, v. 1.)

? To clothe (a person) with a garment, to wrap, enfold.

transitive. To fold over, wrap over; = lap, v.2 1a. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To wrap or envelop in. Obsolete.

transitive. To wrap up, veil, cover.

transitive. To surround or encompass; to press upon or beset.

transitive. To furnish with an integument; to cover, invest.