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Phrase(s): wreathe (itself) around someone or something
[for something] to form itself into a wreath or circle around someone or something. • The smoke wreathed around the smokers’ heads, almost obliterating sight of them. • The smoke wreathed around the green tree near the fire., Phrase(s): wreathe something around someone or something
to form something into a wreath around someone or something. • The smoke wreathed a ring around the old man holding a pipe. • The cloud wreathed a huge halo around the tip of the mountain.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs