1. to conceal or hide in a wood or forest; to place in ambush among trees or bushes
Usage: archaic or literary; third person singular present tense of 'embosk'

Examples

• The soldiers embosk themselves in the dense forest before dawn.
• The hunter embosk his position among the thick trees to wait for game.
• She embosk the supplies in the woodland to keep them hidden from view.
• The regiment embosk near the river to prepare for a surprise attack.
• He embosk the treasure chest deep within the wooded area.