encloses

And this big box that encloses him is only an exaggeration of his regular nerd-dandy clothes.

It is not nearly so complete as the famous Chester wall, but it encloses a larger area.

A fine garden surrounds the back of the palace, a large court-yard the front, and a high fortified wall encloses the whole.

The grey-brown husk encloses a fibrous, dry, yellow-colored fruit with its kernel.

The edible substance, which is soft and green, encloses a kernel resembling a chestnut in form and color.

Nature encloses them in the innocent indifference that preserves their brains from the more harassing kinds of distress.