enrobes
Wraps in garments
Enrobes means covers or wraps, typically in a coating or outer layer.
The word appears most often in food contexts, where chocolate or another coating enrobes a filling: The truffles are enrobed in dark chocolate.
More broadly, to enrobe is to dress or clothe, though this use sounds formal or literary: Mist enrobed the valley.
Enclose by winding around
shroud · veil · mantle · blanket · cocoon · encase · swaddle · enfold
Ceremonial religious attire
- regaliaCeremonial emblems of authority
- coronationCeremony installing a sovereign
- investitureCeremony conferring rank
- ordinationClergy appointment ceremony
inauguration · consecration · ritual · liturgy · sacrament · procession · commencement · solemnity
wrap
Enclose by winding around
cloak · shroud · veil · mantle · blanket · cocoon · encase · swaddle · enfold · sheathe
vestments
Ceremonial religious attire
- regaliaCeremonial emblems of authority
- coronationCeremony installing a sovereign
- investitureCeremony conferring rank
ordination · inauguration · consecration · ritual · liturgy · sacrament · procession · commencement · solemnity · pageantry
chocolate
Sweet from cacao seeds
- ganacheChocolate-cream confection blend
- fondantSmooth, moldable cake covering
- glazeThin lustrous coating
icing · coating · confection · truffle · dipping · tempering · shell · candy · patisserie · bonbon
gown
Long formal garment
toga · sari · cassock · surplice · mantle · cape · tunic · habit · vestment · stole