1. present participle of enwind; to wind around or wrap up in coils or spirals
Usage: literary or formal; often used in poetic or descriptive contexts

1. that winds around; coiling or spiraling in nature
Usage: literary or formal

Examples

• The vine was enwinding itself around the old oak tree.
• She watched the rope enwinding around the post.
• The enwinding path led deeper into the forest.
• Smoke was enwinding through the air in delicate patterns.
• The serpent moved with an enwinding motion across the ground.
• Ivy was slowly enwinding the ancient stone wall.