inwind

/ɪnˈwaɪnd/
verb
  1. To wind or coil something inward or around something else.
    • The vine inwinds itself around the garden trellis.
    • She inwinds the thread around the spool carefully.
    • He inwinds the rope to keep it from tangling.
  2. To become twisted or coiled inward.
    • The ribbon inwinds as it falls from the roll.
    • The snake inwinds into a tight coil.
    • The cable tends to inwind if not stored properly.
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