transitive. To arrange (a piece of cloth, a surface, etc.), so that one portion lies reversed over or alongside another; to double or bend over…

transitive. To coil, fold, wrap (a garment, or anything supple). Const. about, in, †on, †over, round, †to, †until; also with about, round adverbs.

transitive. To bend, bow; to fold or double (cloth, etc.); to mould or shape (esp. something plastic). Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To fold (a cloth or part of one, a sheet of metal, etc.). Chiefly with adverbs, esp. in to turn back 4 at phrasal verbs 1 to turn down…

To bend (a piece of cloth, paper, etc.) over, so as to bring the two parts into contact parallel; to fold; to bend (the body, etc.) so as to bring…

transitive. figurative and in extended use. Chiefly in passive. Now rare.

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

transitive. To fold, enfold; to take hold of or embrace (a person or thing) in or with one's arms. Obsolete.

To turn up or down, to fold back; also, to turn inside out. Also with up. Obsolete.

transitive. To fold up, fold together; †to raise, push up.

To put into the shape of a fold or succession of folds; formerly often figurative to render involved or intricate. Also reflexive and intransitive…

transitive. Chiefly Biology and Medicine. To fold, pleat. Usually in passive.

To pull or gather up in a fold or folds; to fold or turn up; esp. to gird up (a garment, etc.). Usually const. up.