1. fitted or locked together like the teeth of gears; interlocked or interconnected

Examples

• The intermeshed gears turned smoothly in the clockwork mechanism.
• The two systems became intermeshed, making it difficult to separate their functions.
• The intermeshed branches of the trees created a natural canopy overhead.
• Their lives had become so intermeshed that they could hardly imagine being apart.
• The intermeshed network of relationships within the company was complex.
• The intermeshed teeth of the zipper held the fabric pieces together securely.