n. 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.n. The act of twining or twisting; spinning.n. A curving, winding, or twisting movement or form; a convolution; a coil; a twist.n. A clasping; an embrace.n. An intertwining or interlacing; a tangle; a snarl.n. Duality.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.To interweave; interlock; intermingle; mix; blend.To blend or unite by twisting or winding; intertwine; be interwoven.To wind; curl; coil; specifically, of plants, to grow in convolutions about a support. See twining.To warp.To make turns or flexures; wind; meander.To separate; divide; part.To turn.To fall.To languish; pine away. Probably confused with dwine.