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It seemed he must be aware of me, too, as if our thoughts were twining in the air over the heads of the other meditators.

He stops and looks down at his hands, fingers twining and untwining in his lap. He casts around for something else to talk about.

Their hands come together, fingers twining, as they float weightlessly, as if between worlds.

Stem twining to right; often at least some leaves opposite, always simple, though sometimes with enlarged basal lobes.

I am a wild ivy beside you and twining with you. Roots connect together in soil; Leaves touch each other in cloud.

The pieces are constructed with an architects preciseness , twining letter into each other to form a well balances frame.

fragile twining plant of South Africa with bright green flattened stems and glossy foliage popular as a floral decoration.

"Farewell, farewell, " she repeated, twining her arm round a little red flower that grew just by her side.

Twining , the District Court in Sydney today Shitailong Hollywood star in Australia to carry illegal drugs court investigation.

bushy honeysuckle with twining branches and white or yellow-white flowers; southern United States.

Poison ivy is a twining vine with a thick stem that branches out into slender stems.

tuberous-rooted twining annual vine bearing clusters of purplish flowers and pods with four jagged wings; Old World tropics.

But you can never realize my twining missing is resting on my finger top in distance. I can hardly develop the habit of being without you!

A slender, twining organ used to grasp support form climbing.

Stems erect or twining, 4-ribbed at first, later terete, usually tuberculate and with longitudinally lengthened lenticels.

Stem twining to left, glabrous, smooth except inconspicuously shortly prickly near nodes.

Herbs perennial. Stems prostrate, rooting at nodes, or twining, slender, mostly glabrous.

Monoecious. Stems twining. Winter bud outer scales numerous, persistent.

Large deciduous twining shrubs, stem up to 23 cm in diam.

twining perennial vine having racemes of fragrant greenish flowers; western China to Russia.

Apical part of stems apparently few leaved, twining; corona lobes stellate patent.

twining herb of Old World tropics cultivated in India for food and fodder; sometimes placed in genus Dolichos .

Stem twining to left, glabrous, smooth but inconspicuously shortly prickly near nodes.

Stem twining, branched, glabrous, or spreading and retrorse pubescent.

Insulators and fittings for overhead lines. Metal fittings. Twining and bracing rods (TG).

Monoecious. Stems twining. Winter bud outer scales numerous, seriate.

Herbs annual. Stems twining or prostrate, glabrous or nodes sparsely pubescent.

Herbs perennial, twining, with glabrous or minutely muricate axial parts.

Shrubs or herbs, rarely subshrubs or lianas, usually twining or climbing, rarely erect.

A weak-stemmed plant that derives its support from climbing, twining, or creeping along a surface.

Herbs or shrubs, often twining, sometimes prostrate, erect, or floating.

Stem twining to left, grayish woolly pubescent, glabrescent.

Vines herbaceous or herbs twining, usually fleshy, glabrous.

common European twining vine with tuberous roots and cordate leaves and red berries.

Stem twining to left, with T-shaped, soft hairs, proximally prickly, distally so only at nodes.

Twining the branches and ferns together to make the shelter was almost fun.

Plants without tubers; stems mostly twining, thinner.

Perennials, twining or rarely erect. Leaves opposite.

In the village that curved rill looks like a silver the jade belt, is twining the entire village.

Stem twining to left, minutely yellow puberulent, prickly.

Stem twining to left, brown puberulent when young, glabrescent.

Stem twining to left or right, pubescent or glabrous, sometimes prickly.

Stems to 2 m, lower part erect with larger and broader leaves, upper fertile part twining with smaller and narrower leaves.

Growing more or less erect by leaning or twining on another structure for support.

twining perennials having cordate leaves and flowers arranged in conelike spikes.

Stem twining to left, drying light brown to purplish brown, grooved.

Stem twining to left, white or light brown woolly, glabrescent.

I felt her legs twining round mine, and my senses tingled.

Stem twining to left, sparsely pubescent or glabrous.

Herbs twining, with glabrous or hirsute axial parts.

Stem twining to right, often purplish red, glabrous.

Herbs twining or woody vines, rarely erect, small herbs.

To join by weaving or twining together; interweave.

Stem twining to right, green or purplish red, glabrous.

Shrubs or straggling to twining climbers.

there is a wisteria twining round the big tree .

Stems simple, to 1 m, basal part erect, apical part twining, very sparsely puberulent.

Stem twining to left, glabrous, rarely hairy.

A stream twining through the forest.

Stem twining to right, glabrous, prickly at base.

She sat twining her fingers together in silence.

Stem twining to right, stout, glabrous.

Stem twining to left, often pubescent.

Vines woody, twining, to 3 m. Branchlets terete, striped, twisted, glabrous or puberulent.

They are created by tying, drawing, twining, and weaving.

Subshrubs, twining, 5-10 m tall, pubescent when young, glabrescent, with stinging hairs.

Stem twining to left, drying green or reddish brown, to 5 m, glabrescent.

Stems simple, to 1. 5 m, hollow when dry, puberulent, basal part erect, apical part twining.

Stem twining to left, woolly.

Stems to 2 m, twining, green or gray, glabrous.

Stem tips twining, to 1. 5 m, densely to sparsely minutely hirsute.

Stem twining, 1--2. 5 m tall. Carpels sparsely spreading pubescent or glabrous.

Vines woody, twining, 1-10 m. Branchlets terete or angular, glabrous.

Rhizome terete, ca. 8 cm, 3--4 mm in diam. Stem twining, ca. 1 m tall, sparsely retrorse pubescent.

Twining shrubs; branches with sparse broadly elliptic or approximately orbicular lenticels, young branchlets without lenticels;

Effect evaluation on centrality pressurized twining to relieve edema of affected limb in patients with cerebral apoplexy

Scandent to twining shrubs, deciduous or evergreen, glabrous or pubescent, with oblong or circular gray lenticels;

Approaching the Production Technology of Flat Steel Wire for Twining Pressure Container

Twining shrubs; branchlets glabrous, lenticels sparse orbicular or elliptic;

Design and Research on the Machine Twining for Plastic Film Round Straw Bundle Cylinder

Twining shrubs; branchlets densely brown hirsute and glabrate later;

The Calculation Principle of Steel Rope Twining Reel

Evergreen twining shrubs;

you make a rope by twining strings together

Herb annual. Stems twining, 1-2 m, striate, papillate;