v. Also 7 imbind. [f. EN- + BIND.] trans. To confine, hold fast.
a. 1628. F. Greville, Alaham, III. ii. (1633), 44. This secret haste is sure: all is imbound.
c. 1838. Wordsw., Egyptian Maid. The Damsel, in that trance embound.
