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• v  tie or link together
• v  spin,wind, or twist together

• Couples recline, neuroses entwine, and Benny, friendly, polite and stupid, gets drunk and inadvertently invents the mad fad of yo-yoing.
• Five characters of widely varying ages entwine, sort themselves out and entwine in new pairings over decades.
• Indeed, when attempting to answer the most basic of questionshis position on the war in Iraq, for examplehe tends to entwine himself in endless codicils and subclauses.

• knit
• intertwine
• twine
• enlace
• interlace
• lace

• untwine

News & Articles

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• Literary event of the week: Vidar Sundstol
  Northern Minnesota's people, landscape and history richly entwine in Norwegian author Vidar Sundstol's "The Land of Dreams," the first book in his critically acclaimed "Minnesota Trilogy" to be published in English.
  Oct. 13, 2013 - Pioneer Press

Quotes

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• Charley Boorman in Press and Journal
  Mr Boorman said: "I've been fortunate with my career - and being able to entwine it with my love of motorcycles and adventure has been fantastic. It's the best of both worlds and I hope that in some way this project provides a similar experience for...
• Mira Nair in Hindu
  About recurring images of green, Mira says, "I have maintained a huge garden in my home. It gives me solace. I tried to entwine it in the scene where Tabu hears of her husband's death. She rushes to the open green stretch outside her home, screams...