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Meanings of twine in English
Usage of twine in English
1
The twine held, but I tore the arms right off the chair.
2
The AlgaeRope gave an intermediate response or was similar to the twine-longline.
3
It was in a sealed envelope, bound around the stick with twine.
4
Barrett at once searched the South for paper twine and found it.
5
Not a shutter was open; not a twine of smoke came forth.
6
This produces an elastic fiber intermediate in stiffness between twine and whalebone.
7
Pierrebon fumbled once more in his pocket, and produced some stout twine.
8
Draw tight and proceed to the second twine, making the same cross-tie.
9
The next wrapper is of cloth made of twine doubled and twisted.
10
Then the man who held the ball of twine reported a twitching.
11
The assassin tied his shoe carefully with some twine and came ambling.
12
Dorsey was looking keenly at the twine which bound up the sandwich.
13
He winced as he untied the twine holding the assemblage in place.
14
She could see his shoes tied with odd looking pieces of twine.
15
James folded the parchment and tied it with a bit of twine.
16
Gently and silently she would then twine her arms around her neck.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common