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Definition of twin
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Twin (a.)
Composed
of parts
united
according
to some
definite
law of
twinning.
See Twin, n., 4..
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Rope
::
Rope (n.) A row or
string
consisting
of a
number
of
things
united,
as by
braiding,
twining,
etc.; as, a rope of
onions..
Twined
::
Twined
(imp. & p. p.) of Twin.
Batwing
::
Batwing
(a.)
Shaped
like a bat's wing; as, a
bat's-wing
burner..
Sparkle
::
Sparkle
(n.) To emit
sparks;
to throw off
ignited
or
incandescent
particles;
to shine as if
throwing
off
sparks;
to emit
flashes
of
light;
to
scintillate;
to
twinkle;
as, the
blazing
wood
sparkles;
the stars
sparkle..
Blink
::
Blink (v. i.) To
shine,
esp. with
intermittent
light;
to
twinkle;
to
flicker;
to
glimmer,
as a
lamp..
Twin
::
Twin (v. t.) To
separate
into two
parts;
to part; to
divide;
hence,
to
remove;
also, to
strip;
to rob..
Plash
::
Plash (v. t.) To cut
partly,
or to bend and
intertwine
the
branches
of; as, to plash a
hedge..
Interlace
::
Interlace
(v. t. & i.) To
unite,
as by
lacing
together;
to
insert
or
interpose
one thing
within
another;
to
intertwine;
to
interweave..
Disentwine
::
Disentwine
(v. t.) To free from being
entwined
or
twisted.
Gird
::
Gird (n.) A
stroke
with a rod or
switch;
a
severe
spasm;
a
twinge;
a pang.
Untwine
::
Untwine
(v. t.) To
untwist;
to
separate,
as that which is
twined
or
twisted;
to
disentangle;
to
untie..
Homodromous
::
Homodromous
(a.)
Running
in the same
direction;
-- said of stems
twining
round a
support,
or of the
spiral
succession
of
leaves
on stems and their
branches..
Untwine
::
Untwine
(v. i.) To
become
untwined.
Entwist
::
Entwist
(v. t.) To twist or
wreathe
round;
to
intwine.
Climb
::
Climb (v. i.) To
ascend
or creep
upward
by
twining
about a
support,
or by
attaching
itself
by
tendrils,
rootlets,
etc., to a
support
or
upright
surface..
Snug
::
Snug (v. t.) To rub, as twine or rope, so as to make it
smooth
and
improve
the
finish..
Wreath
::
Wreath
(n.)
Something
twisted,
intertwined,
or
curled;
as, a
wreath
of
smoke;
a
wreath
of
flowers..
Witherite
::
Witherite
(n.)
Barium
carbonate
occurring
in white or gray
six-sided
twin
crystals,
and also in
columnar
or
granular
masses..
Twine
::
Twine (n.) To wind, as one
thread
around
another,
or as any
flexible
substance
around
another
body..
Intwine
::
Intwine
(v. t.) To twine or twist into, or
together;
to
wreathe;
as, a
wreath
of
flowers
intwined..
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