enclasp
/ɪnˈklæsp/
verb
- To hold or clasp tightly in the arms; to embrace.
- He tried to enclasp the slippery fish, but it wriggled free.
- She reached out to enclasp the child in a warm hug.
- The old friends met and enclasped each other with joy.
- To surround or encircle something closely.
- A golden bracelet enclasped her wrist.
- Thick vines enclasp the ancient stone pillars.
- The fog seemed to enclasp the entire valley in a cold embrace.
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