1. to encircle or surround something, especially with something twisted or coiled
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘wreathe’
2. to cover or decorate with wreaths or garlands
Usage: often used in ceremonial or decorative contexts

Examples

• Smoke wreathes around the chimney on cold mornings.
• The ivy wreathes the old stone wall beautifully.
• She wreathes the doorway with fresh flowers for the celebration.
• Fog wreathes the mountain peaks at dawn.
• The gardener wreathes the columns with climbing roses.
• Steam wreathes upward from the hot soup.