swaddled
Meaning
of Swaddle
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
And there was the goalie Jim Craig, swaddled in the American flag, searching the stands, saying “Where’s my father?”
All swaddled up, I kissed him hello.
He mimes teaching his daughter to read from a Trump lawn sign and tucks his son into his crib, swaddled in a MAGA onesie with a Trump flag draped across the railing.
Hot dogs are given a pair of preparations: braised bacon corn dogs and Franks in a Blanket, full-size versions of the cocktail party classic with swaddled, house-made pork dogs.
Yes there are $3.50 baby burritos and $4 quesadillas in its slight and sunny second-floor slot on Capitol Hill—but your first order of business has to be the tacos, swaddled in their corn cradles with plenty of cilantro, onion, salsa, and guacamole.
The war was illegal and immoral from its conception, the neoconservatives’ bastard baby, birthed with a campaign of lies, swaddled with American flags, and laid in a TV tube.