twined

Their fates have been twined from the start, and this past weekend they threw a joint 10th-ish anniversary celebration at the bookstore that lasted three days and felt more house party than book party.

The strands started separately, and wove together, but as they spent time twined together, the dough merged.

Ms. Rheinstein was her own best advertisement, a gracious entertainer who hosted charitable functions for decades at her red brick Georgian house, twined with Lady Banks climbing roses and opening onto inviting garden “rooms.”

He twined his fingers through mine, his forehead wrinkling in a grimace.

The girls twined around her; their long arms held her prisoner.