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entwine around

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entwine something around someone or something
to weave or wind something around someone or something. They entwined their arms around each other. Jack entwined the garland of flowers around Jill.
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entwine around someone or something

to weave or wind around someone or something. The snake entwined around the limb of the tree. The huge python entwined around the horrified farmer.
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Mandala vines grown in pots and allowed to entwine around posts or crawl up a wall add additional tropical lushness and color.
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The Snow Queen herself appears cloaked in them, a prince and princess entwine around them in an acrobatic display, while the heroine is almost engulfed by them.
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