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71texture — n 1. weave, weaving, nap, pile, tissue, fabric; grain, surface, make, denier, feel, touch, granulation; fiber, woof, warp and woof, tooth; contexture, intertexture, crossing, intertwinement, interlacement; mesh, net, web, meshwork, network, web… …
72trellis — n lattice, grille, grid, fret, wattle; grate, grating, reticule; network, reticulation; latticework, grillwork, trelliswork, webwork, meshwork; interlacement, intertwinement, lacework, lacery, texture …
73web — n 1. cobweb, spider s web, trap, snare, en snarement, entrapment; mesh, net, network; interlacement, entwinement, intertwinement; lace, lattice, latticework, braiding. v 2. envelop, cover, surround, enclose; snare, ensnare, entrap, trap, capture …
74interlace — [c]/ɪntəˈleɪs / (say intuh lays) verb (interlaced, interlacing) –verb (i) 1. to cross one another as if woven together; intertwine; blend intricately: interlacing boughs. –verb (t) 2. to dispose (threads, strips, parts, branches, etc.) so as to… …
75knot — I. /nɒt / (say not) noun 1. an interlacement of a cord, rope, or the like, drawn tight into a lump or knob, as for fastening two cords, etc., together or to something else. 2. a piece of ribbon or similar material tied or folded upon itself and… …
76interlace — [in΄tərlās′] vt., vi. interlaced, interlacing [ME entrelacen < OFr entrelacier: see INTER & LACE] 1. to unite by passing over and under each other; weave together 2. to connect intricately interlacement n …
77interlace — v. 1 tr. bind intricately together; interweave. 2 tr. mingle, intersperse. 3 intr. cross each other intricately. Derivatives: interlacement n. Etymology: ME f. OF entrelacier (as INTER , LACE v.) …
78enlacement — mənt noun ( s) : interlacement …
79interlacery — s(ə)rē noun Etymology: interlace (I) + ery : interlaced bands, lines, or fibers : interlacement …
