[f. KIRTLE sb.1] trans. To cover or envelop as with a kirtle.
1888. A. S. Wilson, Lyric of Hopeless Love, lxviii. Dreams Kirtle thee in robes too fair For jealous Dawn to see thee wear.
1896. J. Lumsden, Poems, 198. Corn fields … Kyrtle This God’s acre like a queen.
