infold

(in-fold’), v. ¢ [Also enfold; fold i.] 1. To wrap up or inwrap; involve; Alb. Knows he the wickedne ? inclose. Me . Ay, my good lord; ‘twas he inform’d against him. hak., Lear, iv. 2. So were the weeds infolded with the water, not to be waded, nor by boat to be past thorow. Informing form, in metaph. See form. inform2+ (in-form’), a. [= OF. (and F.) in- Sandys, Travailes, p. 73. forme = Sp. Pg. It. in for me,