Associations to the word «Enclose»
Noun
- Verandah
- Cockpit
- Workplace
- Parenthesis
- Strut
- Courtyard
- Monoplane
- Mall
- Fence
- Canopy
- Enclosure
- Rampart
- Walkway
- Porch
- Moat
- Quadrangle
- Shopping
- Lagoon
- Sheath
- Envelope
- Railing
- Tractor
- Veranda
- Patio
- Fuselage
- Earthwork
- Atrium
- Rectangle
- Ditch
- Petal
- Bracket
- Hedge
- Capsule
- Casing
- Perimeter
- Configuration
- Portico
- Wall
- Seating
- Cloister
- Biplane
- Vesicle
- Gear
- Cabin
- Restaurant
- Circumference
- Compartment
- Membrane
- Concourse
- Bubble
- Hectare
- Masonry
- Cavity
- Louvre
- Precinct
- Balcony
- Superstructure
- Acre
- Mesh
- Promenade
- Fortification
- Space
- Bar
- Smoking
- Stairway
- Pasture
- Rotor
- Timber
- Horseshoe
- Rear
- Turret
Adjective
Wiktionary
ENCLOSE, verb. (transitive) To surround with a wall, fence, etc.
ENCLOSE, verb. (transitive) To insert into a container, usually an envelope or package.
ENCLOSE, verb. (intransitive) To hold or contain.
Dictionary definition
ENCLOSE, verb. Enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering; "Fog enveloped the house".
ENCLOSE, verb. Close in; darkness enclosed him".
ENCLOSE, verb. Surround completely; "Darkness enclosed him"; "They closed in the porch with a fence".
ENCLOSE, verb. Introduce; "Insert your ticket here".
Wise words
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