wreathe

Ah, "fools and blind," you little know that you are making a garland of imperishable beauty to wreathe around His brow!

Examples are wreath (with th as in think), but to wreathe (with th as in then); house, but to house (with s pronounced like z).

Fifty paces below, a column of opal smoke had begun to wreathe and stretch a languid flag.

Taking out a little cigarette case, she lights a cigarette, and watches the puff's of smoke wreathe shout her and die away.

Most of such words are verbs, so distinguished from their cognate substantives, as wreathe from wreath.