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Definition of wreath
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wreath is as below...
Wreath
(n.) An
appendage
to the
shield,
placed
above it, and
supporting
the crest (see
Illust.
of
Crest).
It
generally
represents
a twist of two cords of silk, one
tinctured
like the
principal
metal,
the other like the
principal
color in the
arms..
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Maypole
::
Maypole
(n.) A tall pole
erected
in an open place and
wreathed
with
flowers,
about which the
rustic
May-day
sports
were had..
Strophanthus
::
Strop (n.) A piece of rope
spliced
into a
circular
wreath,
and put round a block for
hanging
it..
Wreathe
::
Wreathe
(n.) To
surround
with
anything
twisted
or
convolved;
to
encircle;
to
infold.
Volution
::
Volution
(n.) A
spiral
turn or
wreath.
Wind
::
Wind (v. t.) To turn
completely,
or with
repeated
turns;
especially,
to turn about
something
fixed;
to cause to form
convolutions
about
anything;
to coil; to
twine;
to
twist;
to
wreathe;
as, to wind
thread
on a spool or into a
ball..
Coronal
::
Coronal
(n.) A
crown;
wreath;
garland.
Laureate
::
Laureate
(v. i.) To honor with a
wreath
of
laurel,
as
formerly
was done in
bestowing
a
degree
at the
English
universities..
Green
::
Green (n.) Fresh
leaves
or
branches
of trees or other
plants;
wreaths;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Serpula
::
Serpula
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tubicolous
annelids
of the genus
Serpula
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Serpulidae.
They
secrete
a
calcareous
tube, which is
usually
irregularly
contorted,
but is
sometimes
spirally
coiled.
The worm has a
wreath
of
plumelike
and often
bright-colored
gills
around
its head, and
usually
an
operculum
to close the
aperture
of its tube when it
retracts..
Wreathen
::
Wreathen
(a.)
Twisted;
made into a
wreath.
Anthobranchia
::
Anthobranchia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
nudibranchiate
Mollusca,
in which the gills form a
wreath
or
cluster
upon the
posterior
part of the back. See
Nudibranchiata,
and
Doris..
Chaplet
::
Chaplet
(n.) A
garland
or
wreath
to be worn on the head.
Torse
::
Torse (n.) A
wreath.
Pygobranchia
::
Pygobranchia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
opisthobranchiate
mollusks
having
the
branchiae
in a
wreath
or group
around
the anal
opening,
as in the genus
Doris..
Upwreath
::
Upwreath
(v. i.) To rise with a
curling
motion;
to curl
upward,
as
smoke..
Intort
::
Intort
(v. t.) To twist in and out; to
twine;
to
wreathe;
to wind; to
wring.
Wreath
::
Wreath
(n.)
Something
twisted,
intertwined,
or
curled;
as, a
wreath
of
smoke;
a
wreath
of
flowers..
Enwreathe
::
Enwreathe
(v. t.) See
Inwreathe.
Orle
::
Orle (n.) The
wreath,
or
chaplet,
surmounting
or
encircling
the
helmet
of a
knight
and
bearing
the
crest..
Tortive
::
Tortive
(a.)
Twisted;
wreathed.
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