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weave around

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weave around
to move about, changing directions at random. The drunken driver wove around all over the road. He was weaving around everywhere.
See also: around, weave


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Floor the throttle from standstill and the car would weave around like Bambi on ice.
So it's a sort of fantasy politics which Plaid Cymru weave around their central policy and purpose as a political party.
The result is a gorgeous album of minor key magic, recalling the early days of CSNY and Buffalo Springfield as close harmonies and pedal steel weave around Dekker's plaintive voice.
 
 
 
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