verb
also in·twine ə̇n.ˈtwīn, en.-
Etymology: en- (I) or in- (II) + twine
transitive verb
1.
a. : to twine together
flowers and vines solidly entwined
b. : to twine or twist around : encircle , wreathe
entwined a pretty garland about her arms
a pillar entwined by ivy
2. : to interweave, attach, or involve inextricably in sentiment or thought
she knows how to entwine herself in your affections — Henry Miller
these elements of action are so many and so closely entwined — McGeorge Bundy
intransitive verb
: to become twisted or twined
Synonyms: see wind