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engird
English
Etymology
en- +? gird
Verb
engird (third-person singular simple present engirds, present participle engirding, simple past and past participle engirded)
- (transitive) To gird around; to ingirt.
Anagrams
- Ginder, Reding, dering, dinger, girned, grinde, reding, ringed
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engirdle
English
Etymology
en- +? girdle
Verb
engirdle (third-person singular simple present engirdles, present participle engirdling, simple past and past participle engirdled)
- To encircle as if with a girdle.
Synonyms
- engird
Anagrams
- deerling, eldering, lingered, reedling
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