enrobe
/ɪnˈroʊb/
verb
- To cover or dress someone in a robe or garment.
- The priest enrobed himself in white vestments before the service.
- The queen was enrobed in a velvet gown for the ceremony.
- She enrobed her daughter in a warm coat before going outside.
- To coat or cover something, especially food, with a layer of chocolate, icing, or other substance.
- The chocolatier enrobed each truffle in dark chocolate.
- The bakery enrobes its donuts in a sweet glaze.
- They enrobe the strawberries in white chocolate for a special treat.