v. Obs. [f. UM- + LAP v.2 Cf. UMBELAP v.] trans. To encompass, surround.
a. 1300. Cursor M., 2778. Þaa foles feluns þat war fuus, All vmlapped loth huse.
c. 1340. Hampole, Pr. Consc., 6937. Þai salle umlapp þam alle oboute, And gnaw on ilka lym and souke.
c. 1375. Sc. Leg. Saints, ii. (Paul), 537. Fra hewine schane don a mekil lycht, And vmlappyt hym son all.
c. 1400. trans. Secreta Secret., Gov. Lordsh., 109. Þe nombre of ten ys þe perfeccion of hem þat enbracen ffourhede, & vmlappys it yn nombres.
c. 1440. Alph. Tales, 367. Sodanlie he was vmlappid with a grete flok of myce. Ibid., 521. Þe se-flude vmlappid bothe hym & þe cow & þe calfe.
