Definitions

1. verb

To envelop or surround completely, especially on all sides; to overwhelm or engulf.

“The dense fog began to begulf the city, causing widespread disruptions.”

2. verb

To involve or entangle someone or something in a complex or difficult situation.

“The corrupt politician was accused of beguiling the public with false promises.”

3. noun

A body of water, especially a large and deep one, that is difficult to navigate or explore.

“The team of explorers sailed into the begulf and encountered treacherous waters.”