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Definition of envelop
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Envelop
(n.) The
nebulous
covering
of the head or
nucleus
of a
comet;
--
called
also coma.
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Wrapper
::
Wrapper
(n.) That in which
anything
is
wrapped,
or
inclosed;
envelope;
covering..
Pro Thyalosoma
::
Pro
thyalosoma
(n.) The
investing
portion,
or
spherical
envelope,
surrounding
the
eccentric
germinal
spot of the
germinal
vesicle..
Environ
::
Environ
(v. t.) To
surround;
to
encompass;
to
encircle;
to hem in; to be round
about;
to
involve
or
envelop.
Atmosphere
::
Atmosphere
(n.) The whole mass of
aeriform
fluid
surrounding
the
earth;
--
applied
also to the
gaseous
envelope
of any
celestial
orb, or other body; as, the
atmosphere
of
Mars..
Mucilage
::
Mucilage
(n.) An
aqueous
solution
of gum, or of
substances
allied
to it; as,
medicinal
mucilage;
mucilage
for
fastening
envelopes..
Tunic
::
Tunic (n.) A
membrane,
or layer of
tissue,
especially
when
enveloping
an organ or part, as the eye..
Envelope
::
Envelope
(n.) Alt. of
Envelo.
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..
Ectoblast
::
Ectoblast
(n.) The outer
envelope
of a cell; the cell wall.
Fold
::
Fold (v.) That which is
folded
together,
or which
infolds
or
envelops;
embrace..
Emergence
::
Emergence
(n.) The act of
rising
out of a
fluid,
or
coming
forth from
envelopment
or
concealment,
or of
rising
into view;
sudden
uprisal
or
appearance..
Burr
::
Burr (n.) Any rough or
prickly
envelope
of the seeds of
plants,
whether
a
pericarp,
a
persistent
calyx,
or an
involucre,
as of the
chestnut
and
burdock.
Also, any weed which bears
burs..
Envolup
::
Envolup
(v. t.) To wrap up; to
envelop.
Bathe
::
Bathe (v. t.) To
surround,
or
envelop,
as water
surrounds
a
person
immersed..
Achlamydeous
::
Achlamydeous
(a.)
Naked;
having
no
floral
envelope,
neither
calyx nor
corolla..
Parchment
::
Parchment
(n.) The
envelope
of the
coffee
grains,
inside
the
pulp..
Involve
::
Involve
(v. t.) To
envelop
completely;
to
surround;
to
cover;
to hide; to
involve
in
darkness
or
obscurity.
Envelop
::
Envelop
(n.) The
nebulous
covering
of the head or
nucleus
of a
comet;
--
called
also coma.
Muffle
::
Muffle
(v. t.) To wrap up in
something
that
conceals
or
protects;
to wrap, as the face and neck, in thick and
disguising
folds;
hence,
to
conceal
or cover the face of; to
envelop;
to
inclose;
-- often with up..
Pack
::
Pack (n.) To
envelop
in a wet or dry
sheet,
within
numerous
coverings.
See Pack, n., 5..
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