Object

• string: Their own mothers should not have to twine string in the square of your city.

• plant: I will conclude my account of twining plants by giving a few miscellaneous and curious cases.

• round: Some few can ascend by spirally twining round a support.

• vine: Instead, climbing and twining vines are actually amazing plants.

Converse of object

• bale: The baler packs the hay tight in bales and the bales are tied with two loops of baling twine.

• use: A single sweet pea plant is tied onto each cane using twine or sweet pea rings.

• make: They have got up to everything from making nettle twine to extracting honey from our beehives at previous sessions.

Preposition: through

• shrub: Climbers Name Common name Comments Lonicera Honeysuckle Climbing varieties twine through shrubs and supports and have trumpet shaped flowers, most are scented.

Adjective modifier

• double: The specification of a Belly is as follows: 200 meshes are set-up, using double twine.

• single: An alternative method of joining the single twine to the double corner can be used.

• orange: You may recall that on his arrival last year he brought orange baler twine to the nest and got caught up.

Modifies a noun

• round: Elsewhere and also earlier, the serpent twines round three heads.

Noun used with modifier

• baler: The canes were tied together to form the dragon shape across the hut with old baler twine.

• binder: The dwelling is made from wood, heather, cow dung, mud, stones, straw and binder twine.

• garden: String or garden twine can damage the trunk or kill the tree.

• variety: Climbers Name Common name Comments Lonicera Honeysuckle Climbing varieties twine through shrubs and supports and have trumpet shaped flowers, most are scented.

• bailer: George n Bertie - A bailer twine of polo ponies!