interloop

/ˌɪntərˈluːp/
verb
  1. To connect or link together by looping or intertwining.
    • The weaver carefully interlooped the threads to create a strong fabric.
    • The vines interlooped around the trellis, forming a natural screen.
    • In the dance, the performers interlooped their arms and spun in a circle.
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