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and Fl., Laws of Candy, ii. 1. Mr. Allerton being wound into his debte also upon particuler dealings. Bradford, Plymouth Plantation, p. 302. And wind the front of youth with flowers. Tennyson, Ancient Sage. The Holland ers... layd out haulsers, and wound themselues out of the way of vs. Hakluyt's Voyages , iii. 710. 8. To insinuate; work or introduce insidiously or stealthily; worm. As he by his bould confidence & large promises deceived them in England that sente him, so he had wound him selfe in to these mens high esteeme hear.