Definition of Embound

1. to enclose [v -ED, -ING, -S] - See also: enclose

Lexicographical Neighbors of Embound

embosser
embossers
embosses
embossing
embossings
embossment
embossments
embost
embottle
embottled
embottles
embottling
embouchement
embouchure
embouchures
embound (current term)
embounded
embounds
embow
embowed
embowel
emboweled
emboweling
embowelled
embowelling
embowelment
embowelments
embowels
embower

Literary usage of Embound

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms by Frederic Sturges Allen (1920)
"embound (rare), restrict, pen (fig. or spec.), restringe (rare), close, inclose (obs., exc. spec.), jail, pinch, shop (cant), bail, cauldron (rare), box, ..."

2. The Monthly Review by Ralph Griffiths (1795)
"... embound She traced the dale fo Ml ; And fought tl.e cave with rue o'ergrown. With hemlock, fenc'd the cell : The dre.uy mouth, half under ground, ..."

3. Tales of Wonder; by Matthew Gregory Lewis, Robert Southey, John Leyden, Walter Scott (1801)
"... of blasted oak, embound With hemlock, fenced the cell: The dreary mouth, half under ground, Yawn'd like the gate of hell. - Soon as the gloomy den she ..."

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