1. crossed with each other; intersecting or intertwining

1. past tense of intercross; to cross with each other or to breed between different varieties or species
Usage: biology; genetics

Examples

• The intercrossed beams created a strong framework for the building.
• The garden paths were intercrossed in an intricate pattern.
• The researchers intercrossed different plant varieties to study inheritance.
• The intercrossed lines formed a complex geometric design.
• Scientists intercrossed the two species to create a hybrid.
• The intercrossed wires needed to be untangled carefully.