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enwind

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en·wind  (n-wnd)
tr.v. en·wound (-wound), en·wind·ing, en·winds
To wind around or about.
enwind [ɪnˈwaɪnd]
vb -winds, -winding, -wound
(tr) to wind or coil around; encircle


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And a deep languid charm I feel without alarm With its melody enwind me And all my heart subdue.
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