Twining

[ twahy-ning ]

noun

1. Nathan Farragut, 1897–1982, U.S. Air Force general: chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 1957–60.

Example Sentences

In the twining of English holly and Western pine upon the great English novelist's grave the poet expresses a happy thought.

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She threw off her blanket of green, and purple, and white, and stretched her twining arms to him.

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He found his way past the outer wall, through the open gate where the weeds were already twining.

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Over all swayed a few aged cypresses, an oleander thicket, ferns, and the twining wild vine.

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"It would bring my mother into this," he objected, twining his fingers about each other and shuffling his feet.

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