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swaddle

verb as in swathe

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verb as in wrap

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The trend consists of people swaddled in silicone masks and mouth tape, filming themselves removing the skin care products they slept in the night before.

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Photos from that era show planes heading to Western countries filled with Korean children, with swaddled babies strapped to seats – what the truth and reconciliation commission's inquiry called the "mass transportation of children like cargo".

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"With Love, Meghan" is like a Calm app episode with a host swaddled in creamy neutral tones.

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Residents still living next to the wrecked and unsafe building were going about their business, walking to the shops or their cars, swaddled against the intense cold.

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People stamped their feet, cradled hands in their armpits, swaddled their faces.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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