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swaddle

[ UK /swˈɒdə‍l/ ]
VERB
  1. wrap in swaddling clothes
    swaddled the infant

How To Use swaddle In A Sentence

  • Perhaps the most intriguing question of all, though, regards the significance of the baby, which lies asleep, or quite possibly dead, swaddled so expertly in the foreground of the picture.
  • Even newborn babies were not washed, and until the eighteenth century they were swaddled in bands of cloth that were changed twice a day at most.
  • Both pieces portray the wealthy as guilty, eager to please, easily fleeced babies swaddled by all that money.
  • There have been some experiments in swaddle-free sleeping, some of which were successful for very brief periods of time (45 minutes! And you thought the pimps had it rough | Her Bad Mother
  • But I suspect, some days, that beauty helps protect the spirit of mankind, swaddle it and succor it, so that we might survive. CONFESSIONS OF AN UGLY STEPSISTER
  • I'm swaddled in long legged pants to hide the twenty separate bruises.
  • And not just any ordinary swaddle - we're talking Miracle Blanket swaddle, which is to say, full-on baby straightjacket. Bustin' loose
  • After all, they swaddle your foot in padding to protect you from the unforgiving concrete. You Walk Wrong « Isegoria
  • I just have enough room to want a little more room. the difference between being swaddle dand being seatbelted. Too Much/Too Little
  • Swaddle your newborn baby so that she feels secure.
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