weave

You could spend days under your headphones unraveling the dense weave of riffs, licks, rhythms and languages in this song.

He added that Africans were in "constant flight" during the slave trade, so "how can you think, 'I have this house, I have to make the inside fine, let me put that bench, let me weave this cloth'? Our society didn't have the chance to evolve like that."

It's a natural part of the community's weave.

Rogan, affable bro that he is, made Trump’s barely decipherable “weave” audible, if not intellectually accessible, from whichever comfortable place a listener prefers to receive the unfiltered blathering of a 78-year-old would-be autocrat.

At that point, Trump’s weave stumbled into a lengthy back and forth about the Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO and Rogan's observations about fighters.