noun
pattern, design, method of weaving, knitting, crocheting, darning, texture, interlace, warp and woof.
Types of weaves include: plain, fancy, loose, basket, satin, silk, gauze, twill, twining, herringbone, tapestry, Jacquard, crepe, velvet.
verb
To construct by interlacing
knit, sew, interlace, spin, twine, intertwine, crisscross, interlink, wreathe, mesh, net, knot, twill, fold, interfold, ply, reticulate, loop, splice, braid, plait, twist.
To move in and out
sidle through, make one's way, twist and turn, snake, zigzag, beat one's way, insinuate oneself through, wedge through; see also curl 1.
To contrive
compose, fabricate, form, make, create, body forth, manufacture, spin out, turn out, construct, piece together.
See weave in Webster's New World Roget's A-Z Thesaurus II
To move back and forth or from side to side, as if about to fall:
To walk unsteadily:
To move or proceed on a repeatedly curving course:
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