to ruddle

Examples

• All

• You must ruddle the wires together for a stronger connection.

• The basket was ruddled from thin strips of willow.

• She carefully ruddled the threads to create a colorful bracelet.

• The artist ruddled the threads to create a stunning tapestry.

• She carefully ruddled the threads to create a colorful bracelet.

• You must ruddle the wires together for a stronger connection.

• The artist ruddled the threads to create a stunning tapestry.

Synonyms

I

to intertwine

vsto ruddle

46 5.4

Twist things together so they become joined or tangled

is focused on deliberate binding rather than accidental tangling

B

to braid

vsto ruddle

33 2.0

To weave three or more strands of material together

is broader, covering twisting or interlacing beyond this specific weaving

L

to lace

vsto ruddle

12 3.9

To twist threads or materials together to make a braid

is plain twisting or braiding without the decorative fabric focus

I

to interlace

vsto ruddle

6 5.1

To cross things like fingers or strings so they hold together

is the general act of twisting or braiding together, not only crossing

R

to raddle

vsto ruddle

• Archaic

9.9

To twist threads or branches together to make something stronger

is identical in meaning but differs only as an alternative form

How Interlaced

to weave

62 3.5

braid

47 1.3

to ruddle

• Archaic

9.9

to entwine

21 5.4

to twist

231 1.7

Surface Forms

Etymology