wreathe
/riːð/
verb
- To surround or encircle something, often in a decorative or gentle way.
- Mist wreathed the castle towers at dawn.
- Ivy wreathed the old stone pillars of the garden gate.
- A smile wreathed her face as she opened the gift.
- To form into a wreath or shape like a ring.
- He wreathed the wire into a simple loop.
- She wreathed the dough into a circle before baking.
- The children wreathed flowers into a crown for the May Queen.