Results for: with three strands
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with three strandshawser-laid
act of joining by splicing; place where two parts have been joined by splicing, connection, interweave strands of two ropes, join by connecting the ends; join by overlapping and binding (of wood); unite, join together; marry, join in marriage, join end...splice
any border or edging, area bordering putting green, band produced by diffraction of light, decorate with a fringe, edge with a fringe; ring, surround, decorate with fringe, decorative edging of strands, faction within a group, form fringe round, fringe...fringe
become streaked, contrasting characteristic, dash or rush, layer of something, lighten hair, lightning flash, linear growth of bacteria, mark of mineral powder, mark with streaks, mark with streaks; lighten strands of hair; run very quickly, narrow irr...streak
catch an animal with a lasso, cord for hanging somebody, cords of a ring used for fighting, death by hanging, enclose an area, form strands similar to rope, freedom to do something, how to do something, secure something with a rope, strand of sticky ma...rope
clump of abrasive steel strandssteel wool
combine separate things, decorate something with braid, decorative silky cord, interweave strands, make something by braiding, plait, three or more interwoven strands (of hair, straw, etc.); strip, band, something interwoven, weave into a braid; decora...braid
consisting of strings; resembling strings; thin and sinewy; forming into thread-like parts, ropy (of liquid), fibrous, forming strands, unattractively thinstringy
construct a story, introduce elements into something larger, knit, interlace; wind (between obstacles); be knit, be interlaced; embroider, make cloth, make something by interlacing strands, move from side to side, pattern or texture in which a cloth is...weave
crude, vulgar; abrasive, rough, indelicate or tasteless, inferior, unrefined, with thick grains or strandscoarse
disentangle or become disentangled, make or become understandable, start to fail, undo strands of something, untwist, unwind, untangle; become unraveled; solve, figure outunravel
dreads, twisted strands of hairdreadlocks
duplication, act of copying, reproduction; answer, response, reply; echo, reverberation; process by which strands of DNA are copied; act of folding, making of cellular or genetic copy, process of repeating, reply to answerreplication
fabric, growth on a plant resembling hair, single strand, strands growing on the head or body, tiny amounthair
fold, pleat, roll up; crease, wrinkle; make folds, make pleats; weave, braid, fold; wrinkle, crease; ruffle, pleat (on clothing); braid, make something by plait ing, pleat something, weave strands together, woven strandsplait
 

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