interlace
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- v spin,wind, or twist together
- v hold in a locking position
- The roof is made of an interlace of cables covered with a steel deck, and hangs off steel pylons at the four corners.
- At every point, religion and politics interlace, and must do so more acutely as the conflict between the two great camps of menthose who reject and those who worship God .
- Their lines will interlace between Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Buffalo, Trenton and Newark; will get current from hydro-electric establishments at Niagara Falls, at Conowingo .