Twine

usgb/twaɪn/
noun

Strong thread or string made up of two or more thinner strands twisted together.

She used a twine to tie the package.
Visual representation of "twine" - Strong thread or string made up of two or more thinner strands twisted together.

Often appears as...

  • twist the twine
  • twine around
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Physical Strength

Twine is used for its durability and ability to hold weight, so it's associated with strength and reliability in contexts.

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Make sure you use twine for the heavy boxes; it won't break.
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Crafting Usage

Twine is also popular in crafts for its rustic aesthetic and functionality.

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She wrapped the gift with twine for a charming, handmade look.
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Not Just String

Twine differs from regular string; it's thicker and used for jobs where more strength is needed.

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Don't use sewing thread; you'll need twine to hold these parts together.
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