figurative.

transitive. To envelop or enfold (something); to bind up, wrap. Obsolete.

To encircle with or enclose in something passed round and in contact; †to wrap up; †to embrace, enfold in the arms; now, in ordinary prose use…

transitive. To wrap up, clothe, cover, envelop.

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 beset, surround, encompass.

to enwrap.

transitive. To wrap. Also figurative.

transitive. To wrap, envelop, enfold in or with (a garment, case, or covering, coils or folds of anything); also, with the thing enveloping as…

Frequently with adverbs, as about, down, round, together, and esp. up.

transitive. To enwrap, enfold, involve.

transitive. To wrap up in, or as in, a garment or outer covering. Also figurative.

transitive. To wrap up. Also figurative.

transitive. To wrap a garment (also bedding, etc.) round (a person), esp. for warmth; (also) to tuck up (in bed). Also in figurative contexts. In…

to embrace, to enclose.

to encompass, surround.

to wrap round.

transitive. To wrap, envelop; also, to wrap (a covering) about something.

= bewrap, v.

transitive. To bind (a limb), tie or wrap up; to intertwine. Also figurative. Obsolete.

transitive. To wrap up; to envelop in a flexible material. Also figurative. Cf. sense 32.

transitive. To wrap; to envelop in (also into, with) a flexible material. Also with about. Also figurative. Cf. to roll up 1 at phrasal verbs 1.

transitive. To wrap, envelop. Cf. sense 32. Obsolete. rare.

transferred and figurative. To enfold, enwrap, wrap up.

†To bind or wrap up (obsolete); see also 16 (quot. 1853 at sense 16a).

transitive. To wrap, envelop, surround, or enclose with something. Frequently in passive.

To wind, fold, wrap, or twist round. something (e.g. the body) with a string, a cloth, or the like: to enwrap, envelop, involve, encompass. Also figur…

To wrap.

transitive. To enmesh or entangle, to wrap up, as in a net, etc. In quots. figurative.

transitive. To wrap or fold in or as in a sheet (literal and figurative); now spec. to cover with a protecting sheet of canvas, tarpaulin, etc.

transitive. To wrap around, muffle up; to disguise.

transitive. To wrap round.

transitive. To wrap round, surround, cover.

To roll, wrap, or wind up. Obsolete. rare.

gen. To wrap or bind round.

transitive. To fit or wrap over or round (something); to envelop or wrap in something. Also figurative.

transitive. To cover with, enclose or envelop in, a wrapper.

To cover up in or as in a wrapper. Also absol. or intransitive.

transitive. To wrap up, cover.