A curve, coil, or spiral. Obsolete.

? A convolution, coil. Scottish. Obsolete.

The action of enwrap, v. Also concrete a fold. literal and figurative.

A fold, twist, turn, winding, sinuosity (of anything rolled or coiled up, or of a coiled form).

An entwined or interlaced part or design; a coil. Also: entwining, coiling.

A twist or coil in something. Also (later usually): a twisting, coiling, or sinuous movement. Obsolete except as implied in sense 4b.

A circular course; an orbit; a spiral or ring. Obsolete.

One of the series of complete convolutions forming a coil or spiral. One of the sinuous folds or windings of a serpent, etc.; a coil. Chiefly in…

A curve; a spiral. Obsolete.

A convolution (of the brain or intestines).

A convolution.

A fold, twist, or turn. Also (Medicine): the wrapping of a bandage round a limb.

concrete. A ring, circle, spiral; also, a vortex.

gen. A convolution, coil, curl, ‘wreath’ (esp. of something whirling, or suggesting a whirling movement).

The action of enfolding; †concrete that which enfolds.

A twined or twisted object or part. A fold; a coil; a convolution; a twist or turn in the course of anything.

The condition or manner of being twisted or convoluted. Hence: a portion or length of something which has a convoluted or twisted form…

poetic. A coil, fold, wreath, convolution, esp. of a serpent. (Frequently in Dryden and Pope.)

A spiral turn or twist; a coil or convolution.

A twist or convolution; a curl of hair; a knot in the grain of wood.

A single complete turn or circumvolution of any coiled body; e.g. such as is formed by a serpent or the tendril of a plant.

Something of a convoluted form; a convolution, a coil.

A convolution, curl, spiral; = whorl, n. 4.

The action of enfold, v.1 Also concrete in various applications: (a) a wrappage, envelope, †in plural garments; (b) a fold, convolution.

A snake-like curl or coil.