Artificial intelligent assistant

encradle

encradle, v.
  (ɛnˈkreɪd(ə)l)
  Also 7 incradle.
  [f. en-1 + cradle n.]
  trans. To lay in a cradle.

1596 Spenser Hymne Heavenly Love 225 Where he encradled was In simple cratch, wrapt in a wad of hay. 1655 Fuller Church Hist. i. iv. 213 Three Child-Constantines encradled. 1662Worthies, Linc. ii. 165 Though there incradled.

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