1. to encircle or surround something by winding around it
2. to twist or interweave into a circular shape, especially to make a wreath
3. to cover or envelop something completely

Examples

• Smoke began to wreathe around the chimney.
• She learned to wreathe flowers into a beautiful garland.
• Fog wreathed the mountain peaks in the early morning.
• The artist wreathed the sculpture with delicate vines.
• Mist wreathed the lake, creating a mysterious atmosphere.
• They wreathed the doorway with holly for Christmas.
• Steam wreathed upward from the hot springs.