entwine

• “Her slightly loopy patchworked circles do not overlap or entwine.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Queen of the 'Neo-Hillbilly' Quilt

• “In the tableau, you want to entwine flowers, candlesticks and personal objects, such as a bronze sculpture or a fleet of nutcrackers.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Host's Secret Weapon: Merciless Perfection

• “CUBE, to 20 AugRobert ClarkOld traditions entwine with present-day concerns in work by the 10 finalists for the 2011 Jameel Prize.”

  The Guardian: This week's new exhibitions

• “In this reality they are human bookends, their smooth knees opposed and sliding out of pairs of my own plaid boxers, their torsos twisted toward one another and stretching—in areas not meant to be stretched—the ribbed tank tops they borrowed; they hold hands, entwine their arms; they smile; they laugh until their lips fall briefly together.”

  Fictionaut: Now or Something Very Similar

• “Indeed, the cheap financing is leading some European banks to take steps that further entwine them with their governments.”

  The Wall Street Journal: European Banks Rush to Grasp Lifeline

• “I entwine my fingers in hers, and she watches me curiously.”

  Simon & Schuster: Miracles, Inc.

• “Their fingers entwine, palm to palm, and he faces her fully for the first time.”

  CHOKING GALL AND PRESERVING SWEET • by Elizabeth M. Thurmond

• “She released herself to him completely, felt his passion entwine with hers.”

  Fictionaut: Second Chance

• “Although the different stories may have no relationship with each other, the cast of characters make them entwine.”

  The Huffington Post: Jackie K. Cooper: "Southland" Keeps Alive the "NYPD Blue" Tradition

• “Flowers and berries of honeysuckle entwine new growth on woody tops of the banks and, in the footings, the poisonous scarlet berries of arum – or cuckoo pint – are unusually prolific.”

  The Guardian: Country diary: St Stephens-by-Saltash

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