enrobe
/ɑ̃.ʁɔb/Definitions
1. verb
to put or dress something or someone in a covering, typically a cloak or other garment
“The bride will be enrobed in a white wedding gown.”
2. verb
to cover or surround something or someone with a material, such as a layer of soil or a growth of plants
“The tree will slowly enrobe the stone monument with its roots.”
3. noun
a covering, typically a cloak or other garment
“She wore an enrobe to conceal her clothes.”
4. noun
a layer or growth of something, such as soil or plants
“The enrobe of moss on the rock was vibrant green.”