enclasp
/ɪnˈklɑːsp
/ /ɛnˈklɑːsp/verb [with object] formal
Hold tightly in one’s arms: her arms enclasped his neck...
- He might well be rechristened John Octopus, reflecting his unstoppable urge to enclasp any passing female in a sweaty tentacle.
- Father and son, hands enclasped, staring at each other for the first time ever.
- right-footed
- rightful
- rightful-born
- rightfully
- rightfulness
- right half
- right hand
- right-hand drive
- right-hand driving
- right-handed
- right-handedly
- right-handed mill
- right-handedness
- right-handed rope
- right-hander
- right-hand lock
- right-hand man
- right-hand rope
- right-hand rule
- right-hand screw
- right heart
- Right Hon.
- Right Honourable
- right horizon
- rightify