twine
/twɑɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a thin strong cord or string, typically made of cotton or synthetic fibre, used for binding or fastening things together
“She used twine to tie the gift box.”
2. verb
to twist or twist together (threads or fibres) in order to make a cord or string
“The factory workers twined the threads to make the rope.”
3. verb
to tie or fasten (something) with twine
“She twined the package with twine to prevent it from opening.”
4. verb
to unite or connect (things) in a complex way
“The artist twined the branches together to create a sculpture.”