Twine

What do we mean by twine?

To twist together (threads, for example); intertwine. intransitive verb

To form by twisting, intertwining, or interlacing. intransitive verb

To encircle or coil about. intransitive verb

To wind, coil, or wrap around something. intransitive verb

To become twisted, interlaced, or interwoven. intransitive verb

To go in a winding course; twist about. intransitive verb

To wind or coil about something. intransitive verb

A strong string or cord made of two or more threads twisted together. noun

Something formed by twining. noun

A double thread; a thread made of two strands twisted; hence, any coarse strand or cord, or, by extension, a fabric woven of such threads; in modern use, a cord composed of several strands, especially when made of hemp or manila; also, a strong thread made of hemp or cotton, used in sewing sails. noun

The act of twining or twisting; spinning. noun

A curving, winding, or twisting movement or form; a convolution; a coil; a twist. noun

A clasping; an embrace. noun

An intertwining or interlacing; a tangle; a snarl. noun

Duality. noun

Consisting of double (usually coarse) thread; specifically, consisting or made of twine. See I., 1.

To make double, as thread, by twisting two strands together; hence, to twist; intertwine.

To form of twisted threads or filaments; make by intertwining; in general, to weave.

To wind or coil about something, as in clasping or embracing it; wreathe; coil.

To encircle; entwine; curl around.

A twist; a convolution.

A strong thread composed of two or three smaller threads or strands twisted together, and used for various purposes, as for binding small parcels, making nets, and the like; a small cord or string.

The act of twining or winding round.

Intimate and suggestive dance gyrations.

Words that are spelled similarly to twine:
twine, wine, twin, tine, twink, thine, twinge, twins, swine, twing, twice, trine, twite, dwine, gwine, taine, twire, teine, tsine.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word twine:
cawker, baler, sisal, cordage, binders, binder, polypropylene, bales, hemp, jute, rope, harvester, ropes, netting, sewn, flax, fibrous, bale, footpath, circumference, strands, yarn, wrapped, clockwise, bind, straw, thread, tying, woven, fibre, nets, bark, tightly, wire, twisted, strand, bags, fiber, cord, hay, cloth, plymouth, dried, leather, string, synthetic, diameter, mill, grain, rubber, shut, pounds, cotton, factory, worn, ball, manufacturer, strength, web, grass, mills, hair, leaves, flowers, flower, radar, tied, sweet, tie, com, suspended, discovery, attached, creative, opposite, ltd, tools, carrying, storage, plants, shape, plant, material, online.

Words that rhyme with twine:
line, design, sign, pine, fein, fine, vine, benign, divine, align, wine, genuine, shine, mine, decline, assign, outline, asinine, undermine, define, online, supine, opine, streamline, pipeline, brine, malign, combine, whine, baseline, nine, byzantine, resign, incline, bovine, spine, confine, refine, deadline, concubine, shrine, canine, lifeline, tine, moonshine, grapevine, consign, stein, devine, sine, endocrine, lupine, enshrine, outshine, frontline, sunshine, thine, dine, equine, alkaline, alpine, feline, sideline, chine, aline, guideline, porcupine, swine, iodine, valentine, tagline, intertwine, byline, headline, serpentine, saccharine, storyline, stine, zine, cline, borderline, spline, crystalline, bottom line, airline, eglantine, turpentine, affine, dopamine, hotline, trine, quinine, punchline, underline, skyline, entwine, ballantine, palatine, rine, clementine.

Adjectives that are often used to describe twine:
strong, heavy, fine, stout, coarse, soft, thin, white, thick, binding, waxed, tarred, common, silken, red, ordinary, sisal, brown, ply, green, rough, twisted, snaky, seine, colored, hempen, strand, black, plastic, light, net, smallest, double, golden, rosy, commercial, yellow, flexible, gordian, native, slender, synthetic, baler, enough, braided, laurel, binder, diagonal, blue, stronger, sinew, sturdy, inextricable, cheap, tough, orange, wet, plain, loose, tangled, made, hemp, pink, sail, agricultural, butcher, heavier, dirty, nettle, helpful, frayed, finest, gold, spun, wanton.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective twine:
binder, making, wound, makers, end, plaiting, spinners, factories, spinner, holder, balls, gives, bill, market, thread, basketry, binders, plant, factory, twister, woven, maker, shop, disk, cord, netting, rope.

Consonant match to twine:
twin, twain.

Words that sound like twine:
twine, twin, twain, tween, twan, twen, tuon, dwine, tine, twang, twined, tian, tyne, twi, trine, tien, twines, twing, twim, twiner, tuong, trein, twy, tuam, whine, whin, dwayne, duane, dwan, duan, dwain, schwein, dwin, tion, tuan, teahan, tie on, toyon, tie-in, tuin, tyan, tie in, tie-on, t n, time, town, ten, teen, train, tone, ton, tan, tin, toon, terrain, tain, tran, taiwan, tonne, toen, tean, tane, tenn, trane, tein, tonn, towne, toin, tann, tene, tois, toan, tman, toone, taine, toun, tarun, tahn, taun, torain, taan, tinn, toe-in, tanne, taen, tinh, tenne, teun, at one, taon, teine, toe in, tehan, pten, tanh, teman, tlan, ptin, atwain, outwin.