Folded [verb]

"Buy something for your wife that-is-to-be," he said to his grand-nephew, as he handed him the folded paper.

We laid him down gently, folded his arms on his breast, and for a moment held our peace in tribute to his passing.

Bernard folded his hands together—almost devoutly—and stood gazing at her with a long, inarticulate murmur of satisfaction.

She folded them tightly in a handkerchief, and thrust the parcel as far as her arm could reach between the mattress and the bed.

Then the roof itself, with its gables and dormer windows, softly folded itself flat down upon the top of the house, out of sight.

The tall man stands with folded arms, and looks carelessly round the room, and at Uncle David among the rest.

Louis remained seated against the table, with his arms folded, and gazing intently on the open window.

But, before they can be used for this purpose, these leaves are coated with lime made from oyster shells and then folded up.

He returned to the vestibule with the strip folded and somewhat crumpled in his hand.

Elmer Spiker folded the county paper and came around to our side of the stove.