engulf in



engulf someone or something in something

[for the fog, a flood, or waves] to swallow up someone or something. The fog engulfed the small town in heavy mist. The waves engulfed the small boat in thousands of gallons of water.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Bricius-Ancient Celtic (Latinized)
Ivette-Spanish
Jarvis['dʒa:vis]
OphrahAWF-rə (English)Biblical
Florinflo-REENRomanian
Ju-Wonjoo-wonKorean