† intwinv.
Obsolete. rare.
transitive. To couple, pair.
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the world > relative properties > number > specific numbers > two > pair > arrange in pairs [verb (transitive)]
match1508
pair1578
intwin1613
fellow1654
to pair off1816
1613 W. Browne Britannia's Pastorals I. iv. 84 And to the Period of her sad sweet Key Intwinn'd her case with chaste Penelope.
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v.1613- to cut up rough, rusty, savage
- to cut up short
- to cut up touches
- to cut, crack a joke
- to cut, trim, etc short
- to dab nebs
- to daff the world aside
- to daggers' drawing
- to dally away
- to dally off
- to dally out
- to damn with faint praise
- to damp down
- to damp off
- to damp out
- to dance a dance between a pair of sheets
- to dance a fit
- to dance antics
- to dance attendance
- to dance barefoot
- to dance barnaby
- to dance between a pair of sheets
- to dance friskin
- to dance in a net
- to dance low