intransitive verb
Definition: To take cover or find shelter, often used in a historical or literary context.
Example: During the storm, the travelers decided to shroud themselves in the cave for safety.
noun
Definition: A piece of cloth used to cover or wrap a dead body for burial, or something that hides or protects.
Example: The ancient tradition required the use of a shroud for the burial ceremony.
transitive verb
Definition: To cover or conceal something, often to hide it from view or to protect it.
Example: The fog began to shroud the mountains, making them invisible.