In-trŭnk', v. t.
To inclose, as in a trunk; to incase; to enwrap. [Obs.] Had eager lust intrunked my conquered soul, I had not buried living joys in death. Ford.
To inclose, as in a trunk; to incase; to enwrap. [Obs.] Had eager lust intrunked my conquered soul, I had not buried living joys in death. Ford.