1. present participle of enscroll; to write or record on a scroll or in a formal document
Usage: archaic or formal; often used in historical or legal contexts
2. to form or shape into a scroll or spiral
Usage: rare; decorative or architectural use

Examples

• The clerk was enscrolling the names of all citizens in the official registry.
• Medieval scribes spent hours enscrolling important decrees on parchment.
• The architect designed the capitals by enscrolling decorative vines and leaves.
• They were enscrolling the treaty terms before the ambassadors signed.
• The artisan was enscrolling the edges of the manuscript with ornamental flourishes.