embosk
transitive verb
em·bosk
\ə̇m, em+\
Definition of embosk
-ed/-ing/-s
: to shroud or conceal especially with plants or greenery the summerhouse all embosked with vines
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Origin and Etymology of embosk
1en- + bosk
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