Infold
121intussuscepts — v. insert into another part, take in, infold (Biology) …
122invagination — n. infold, fold back within itself (of the intestines) …
123invaginations — n. infold, fold back within itself (of the intestines) …
124implicate — v. a. 1. Infold, entangle. 2. Involve, entangle, make participator, bring into connection with. 3. Prove to be concerned or participant in, show to be privy to or an abettor of …
125inwrap — v. a. Infold, involve, cover, envelop, wrap, wrap up …
126wrap — v. a. 1. Fold, lap, roll together, wrap up. 2. Envelop, cover (by winding or folding), infold, muffle …
127wreathe — v. a. 1. Twist, interweave, intwine, twine. 2. Encircle, surround, infold …
128bathe — I. v. a. 1. Wash, lave, immerse. 2. Flood, cover, suffuse. 3. Immerse, enwrap, infold. II. v. n. 1. Wash the body, go into a bath, take a bath, use the bath. 2. Be immersed, float, be streamed upon, lie beneath, lie floating …