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Definition of interwove
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Interwove
(imp. & obs. p. p.) of
Interweav.
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Lace
::
Lace (n.) A snare or gin,
especially
one made of
interwoven
cords;
a net..
Texture
::
Texture
(n.) The
disposition
or
connection
of
threads,
filaments,
or other
slender
bodies,
interwoven;
as, the
texture
of cloth or of a
spider's
web..
Interdigitate
::
Interdigitate
(v. i.) To
interlock,
as the
fingers
of two hands that are
joined;
to be
interwoven;
to
commingle..
Mattress
::
Mattress
(n.) A mass of
interwoven
brush,
poles,
etc., to
protect
a bank from being worn away by
currents
or
waves..
Chekmak
::
Chekmak
(n.) A
turkish
fabric
of silk and
cotton,
with gold
thread
interwoven..
Samite
::
Samite
(a.) A
species
of silk
stuff,
or
taffeta,
generally
interwoven
with
gold..
Cyclas
::
Cyclas
(n.) A long gown or
surcoat
(cut off in
front),
worn in the
Middle
Ages. It was
sometimes
embroidered
or
interwoven
with gold. Also, a rich stuff from which the gown was
made..
Raddle
::
Raddle
(n.) A long,
flexible
stick,
rod, or
branch,
which is
interwoven
with
others,
between
upright
posts or
stakes,
in
making
a kind of hedge or
fence..
Flake
::
Flake (n.) A
platform
of
hurdles,
or small
sticks
made fast or
interwoven,
supported
by
stanchions,
for
drying
codfish
and other
things..
Basket
::
Basket
(n.) A
vessel
made of
osiers
or other
twigs,
cane,
rushes,
splints,
or other
flexible
material,
interwoven..
Interwove
::
Interwove
(imp. & obs. p. p.) of
Interweav.
Monogram
::
Monogram
(n.) A
character
or
cipher
composed
of two or more
letters
interwoven
or
combined
so as to
represent
a name, or a part of it
(usually
the
initials).
Monograms
are often used on
seals,
ornamental
pins,
rings,
buttons,
and by
painters,
engravers,
etc., to
distinguish
their
works..
Euplectella
::
Euplectella
(n.) A genus of
elegant,
glassy
sponges,
consisting
of
interwoven
siliceous
fibers,
and
growing
in the form of a
cornucopia;
--
called
also
Venus's
flower-basket..
Lace
::
Lace (n.) That which binds or
holds,
especially
by being
interwoven;
a
string,
cord, or band,
usually
one
passing
through
eyelet
or other
holes,
and used in
drawing
and
holding
together
parts of a
garment,
of a shoe, of a
machine
belt, etc..
Tissue
::
Tissue
(n.) A fine
transparent
silk
stuff,
used for
veils,
etc.;
specifically,
cloth
interwoven
with gold or
silver
threads,
or
embossed
with
figures..
Knot
::
Knot (n.) A
figure
the lines of which are
interlaced
or
intricately
interwoven,
as in
embroidery,
gardening,
etc..
Mat
::
Mat (n.)
Anything
growing
thickly,
or
closely
interwoven,
so as to
resemble
a mat in form or
texture;
as, a mat of
weeds;
a mat of
hair..
Interweave
::
Interweave
(v. t.) To weave
together;
to
intermix
or unite in
texture
or
construction;
to
intertwine;
as,
threads
of silk and
cotton
interwoven..
Intertissued
::
Intertissued
(a.)
Interwoven.
Wig
::
Wig (n.) A
covering
for the head,
consisting
of hair
interwoven
or
united
by a kind of
network,
either
in
imitation
of the
natural
growth,
or in
abundant
and
flowing
curls,
worn to
supply
a
deficiency
of
natural
hair, or for
ornament,
or
according
to
traditional
usage,
as a part of an
official
or
professional
dress,
the
latter
especially
in
England
by
judges
and
barristers..
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