v. Also incurl. [f. EN-1 + CURL.] trans. To twist, twine, interlace.
1647–8. Herrick, Poems (1869), App. Epithal., viii. Like streames which flow Encurlld together. Ibid., Hesper., Wks. (1876), II. 253. Be she bald or do’s she weare Locks incurl’d of other haire.
