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Definition of envelop
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 envelop is as below...
Envelop
(n.) A curve or
surface
which is
tangent
to each
member
of a
system
of
curves
or
surfaces,
the form and
position
of the
members
of the
system
being
allowed
to vary
according
to some
continuous
law. Thus, any curve is the
envelope
of its
tangents..
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Envelop
::
Envelop
(n.) The
nebulous
covering
of the head or
nucleus
of a
comet;
--
called
also coma.
Enucleate
::
Enucleate
(v. t.) To bring or peel out, as a
kernel
from its
enveloping
husks its
enveloping
husks or
shell..
Wrapper
::
Wrapper
(n.) That in which
anything
is
wrapped,
or
inclosed;
envelope;
covering..
Bundle
::
Bundle
(n.) A
number
of
things
bound
together,
as by a cord or
envelope,
into a mass or
package
convenient
for
handling
or
conveyance;
a loose
package;
a roll; as, a
bundle
of straw or of
paper;
a
bundle
of old
clothes..
Comet
::
Comet (n.) A
member
of the solar
system
which
usually
moves in an
elongated
orbit,
approaching
very near to the sun in its
perihelion,
and
receding
to a very great
distance
from it at its
aphelion.
A comet
commonly
consists
of three
parts:
the
nucleus,
the
envelope,
or coma, and the tail; but one or more of these parts is
frequently
wanting.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Mantle
::
Mantle
(v. t.) To cover or
envelop,
as with a
mantle;
to
cloak;
to hide; to
disguise..
Web
::
Web (v. t.) To unite or
surround
with a web, or as if with a web; to
envelop;
to
entangle..
Atmosphere
::
Atmosphere
(n.) Any
gaseous
envelope
or
medium.
Fold
::
Fold (v. t.) To
inclose
within
folds or
plaitings;
to
envelop;
to
infold;
to
clasp;
to
embrace.
Garmented
::
Garmented
(p. a.)
Having
on a
garment;
attired;
enveloped,
as with a
garment..
Down
::
Down (n.) The
pubescence
of
plants;
the hairy crown or
envelope
of the seeds of
certain
plants,
as of the
thistle..
Inclusa
::
Inclusa
(n. pl.) A tribe of
bivalve
mollusks,
characterized
by the
closed
state of the
mantle
which
envelops
the body. The ship borer
(Teredo
navalis)
is an
example..
Encloud
::
Encloud
(v. t.) To
envelop
in
clouds;
to
cloud.
Snow-bound
::
Snow-bound
(a.)
Enveloped
in, or
confined
by,
snow..
Parchment
::
Parchment
(n.) The
envelope
of the
coffee
grains,
inside
the
pulp..
Envelop
::
Envelop
(n.) A set of
limits
for the
performance
capabilities
of some type of
machine,
originally
used to refer to
aircraft.
Now also used
metaphorically
to refer to
capabilities
of any
system
in
general,
including
human
organizations,
esp. in the
phrase
push the
envelope.
It is used to refer to the
maximum
performance
available
at the
current
state of the
technology,
and
therefore
refers
to a class of
machines
in
general,
not a
specific
machine..
Decidua
::
Decidua
(n.) The inner layer of the wall of the
uterus,
which
envelops
the
embryo,
forms a part of the
placenta,
and is
discharged
with it..
Gouge
::
Gouge (n.) An
incising
tool which cuts forms or
blanks
for
gloves,
envelopes,
etc. from
leather,
paper,
etc..
Disclose
::
Disclose
(v. t.) To
remove
a cover or
envelope
from;;
to set free from
inclosure;
to
uncover.
Fold
::
Fold (v.) That which is
folded
together,
or which
infolds
or
envelops;
embrace..
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