[adjective] [not gradable] - firmly joined together, esp. by one part fitting into anotherWhen paper is made, moisture is squeezed out of a wet mass leaving a web of dry, interlocking fibres.The simplest and strongest framework is a system of interlocking triangles, similar to that we see supporting bridges and the roofs of houses.The fish has strong jaws and sharp interlocking teeth.The business is still dominated by a handful of powerful families and individuals, with interlocking interests.The Olympic symbol of five interlocking rings was designed for the Games of 1920.
INTERLOCKING
Meaning of INTERLOCKING in English
Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012