twined

For a prettier presentation, tie or truss the legs together with kitchen twine, if you have some.

Madame Ratignolle, more careful of her complexion, had twined a gauze veil about her head.

A fragile arm twined itself about his neck and he kissed her on the lips.

She twined her fingers in his hair, made him turn back and carry her to the place where her shrieking, laughing companions stood.

I was compelled to go to her and kiss her, and she twined them softly about my neck and drew me to her and kissed me.

Down the passage came a flutter of white garments; soft limbs were twined about her, some ends of hair fell on her face.