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swaddle

swaddle
Transitive VerbNoun
pl: swaddlespast: swaddledpp: swaddleding: swaddling

Meanings

Transitive Verbswaddle
[~ someone][~ someone in something]

To wrap a baby tightly in cloths or blankets to keep them warm and secure.

The nurse showed the new parents how to swaddle the infant securely.

Nounswaddle

A length of cloth or a blanket used for wrapping a baby.

The baby slept peacefully in a soft cotton swaddle.

Examples

I need to swaddle the baby before he wakes up.

I need to swaddle the baby before he wakes up.

She carefully swaddled the newborn in a soft muslin cloth.

Health

Let me swaddle up the little one so he stays warm in the stroller.

Let me swaddle up the little one so he stays warm in the stroller.

The nurse showed the new father how to swaddle the infant correctly.

Health

I wonder if this swaddle is too tight for her.

I wonder if this swaddle is too tight for her.

The ancient scrolls describe how they would swaddle infants in linen.

The ancient scrolls describe how they would swaddle infants in linen.

History

Just grab a clean swaddle from the nursery drawer.

He looked like a little burrito once she finished swaddling him.

He looked like a little burrito once she finished swaddling him.

The baby finally stopped crying once I managed to swaddle him.

The baby finally stopped crying once I managed to swaddle him.

Phrasal Verbs

swaddle up

to wrap someone or something tightly and snugly in blankets or clothing

She swaddled the newborn up in a warm fleece blanket to stop the shivering.

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