enwind
/ɛnˈwaɪnd/Definitions
1. verb
to twist or turn something into a spiral or curved shape
“The wind enwinds the leaves of the trees.”
2. verb
to twist or turn (a rope, string, etc.) into a spiral or curved shape
“She enwinds the yarn to make a ball.”
3. verb
to encircle or surround (something)
“The mist enwinds the mountain.”
4. noun
a twisting or turning motion, especially of a rope or thread
“The enwind of the rope is quite intricate.”