1. to wrap or coil around; to wind about or encircle
Usage: literary or archaic; transitive verb

Examples

• The ivy began to enwind the old stone wall.
• She watched as the rope would enwind around the post.
• The serpent seemed to enwind itself around the branch.
• Vines enwind the ancient oak tree in the forest.
• The thread was carefully wound to enwind the spool.