Wreath

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 705
reth, n. pi. Wreaths, rerhz. Something twisted or curled: a garland: chaplet; esp., one given to a victor. [AS. wrsedh, wridhan, to twist = £. writhe, q. v.] —Wreathe, reth, [wreathed (rethd), wreathing.] To twist, convolve, wind one about another, entwine; to surround with anything twisted or convolved; to enci.cle, infold; to'twine or twist about, encircle. — v. To be interwoven or entwined.— Wreath'y, reth'I, a. Twisted; curled; spiral. Wreck, Wreckage, etc. See under Wrack.
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