Crossword clues for enwind
enwind
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Enwind \En*wind"\, v. t. To wind about; to encircle.
In the circle of his arms
Enwound us both.
--Tennyson.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) To wind about; to encircle.
Usage examples of "enwind".
Her notion of the passion was parasitic: man the tree, woman the bine: but the bine was flame to enwind and to soar, serpent to defend, immortal flowers to crown.
And a deep languid charm I feel without alarm With its melody enwind me And all my heart subdue.
Oh, you have a boundless generosity, unhappily enwound with a pride as great.
To sting the blood of the girl, he called her his darling, and half enwound her, shadowing forth a salute.
Her notion of the passion was parasitic: man the tree, woman the bine: but the bine was flame to enwind and to soar, serpent to defend, immortal flowers to crown.