Enclothe

v. [f. EN-¹ + CLOTHE v.] trans. To clothe, cover, invest.

1832.  Fraser’s Mag., VI. 602. It enclothes the banks with a show of light and glory.

1833.  Mrs. Browning, Prometh. Bound, Poems 1850, I. 176. Enclothed with wings.

1885.  W. K. Parker, Mammalian Descent, iii. 60. Two of the three membranes that enclothe the embryo.