1. present participle of intwist; to twist together or intertwine
Usage: often used in literary or poetic contexts

1. twisted or woven together; interlaced
Usage: descriptive use, often in literary contexts

Examples

• The vines were intwisting around the old fence post.
• She spent hours intwisting the colorful threads into a complex pattern.
• The intwisting branches of the two trees created a natural archway.
• He watched the dancers intwisting their arms in an elegant movement.
• The intwisting roots of the ancient oaks held the soil firmly in place.
• The artist enjoyed intwisting different materials to create textured sculptures.