Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for IN-WRAP'
IN-WOVE', or IN-WOV'ENIN-WRAP'PED
IN-WRAP', v.t. [inrap'. in and wrap.]
- To involve; to infold; to cover by wrapping; as, to be inwrapped in smoke or in a cloud; to inwrap in a cloke.
- To involve in difficulty or perplexity; to perplex. Bacon.
- To ravish or transport. [Ill. See Rap.]
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