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Definition of weave
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of weave is as below...
Weave (v. t.) To
unite,
as
threads
of any kind, in such a
manner
as to form a
texture;
to
entwine
or
interlace
into a
fabric;
as, to weave wool, silk, etc.;
hence,
to unite by close
connection
or
intermixture;
to unite
intimately..
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Trevat
::
Trevat
(n.) A
weaver's
cutting
instrument;
for
severing
the loops of the pile
threads
of
velvet.
Pirn
::
Pirn (n.) A quill or reed on which
thread
or yarn is
wound;
a
bobbin;
also, the wound yarn on a
weaver's
shuttle;
also, the reel of a
fishing
rod..
Interweave
::
Interweave
(v. t.) To weave
together;
to
intermix
or unite in
texture
or
construction;
to
intertwine;
as,
threads
of silk and
cotton
interwoven..
Whirligig
::
Whirligig
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
beetles
belonging
to
Gyrinus
and
allied
genera.
The body is firm, oval or
boatlike
in form, and
usually
dark
colored
with a
bronzelike
luster.
These
beetles
live
mostly
on the
surface
of
water,
and move about with great
celerity
in a
gyrating,
or
circular,
manner,
but they are also able to dive and swim
rapidly.
The larva is
aquatic.
Called
also
weaver,
whirlwig,
and
whirlwig
beetle..
Interpale
::
Interpale
(v. t.) To
interweave
or
interlace.
Weave
::
Weave (v. i.) To
become
woven or
interwoven.
Interwoven
::
Interwoven
() imp. & p. p. of
Interweave.
Stockish
::
Stockinger
(n.) A
stocking
weaver.
Weaver
::
Weaver
(n.) One who
weaves,
or whose
occupation
is to
weave..
Abb
::
Abb (n.) Among
weavers,
yarn for the warp.
Hence,
abb wool is wool for the abb..
Loom
::
Loom (n.) A frame or
machine
of wood or other
material,
in which a
weaver
forms cloth out of
thread;
a
machine
for
interweaving
yarn or
threads
into a
fabric,
as in
knitting
or lace
making..
Dubbing
::
Dubbing
(n.) A
dressing
of flour and water used by
weavers;
a
mixture
of oil and
tallow
for
dressing
leather;
daubing.
Weave
::
Weave (v. t.) To
unite,
as
threads
of any kind, in such a
manner
as to form a
texture;
to
entwine
or
interlace
into a
fabric;
as, to weave wool, silk, etc.;
hence,
to unite by close
connection
or
intermixture;
to unite
intimately..
Thrum
::
Thrum (n.) One of the ends of
weaver's
threads;
hence,
any soft, short
threads
or tufts
resembling
these..
Wove
::
Wove () p. pr. & rare vb. n. of
Weave.
Raddle
::
Raddle
(v. t.) To
interweave
or twist
together.
Mat
::
Mat (v. t.) To
twist,
twine,
or felt
together;
to
interweave
into, or like, a mat; to
entangle..
Weave
::
Weave (n.) A
particular
method
or
pattern
of
weaving;
as, the
cassimere
weave..
Intwist
::
Intwist
(v. t.) To twist into or
together;
to
interweave.
Implicate
::
Implicate
(v. t.) To
infold;
to fold
together;
to
interweave.
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