twiner
/ˈtwaɪnər/
noun
- A plant that grows by twisting around a support, such as a vine.
- The morning glory is a common twiner that climbs up trellises.
- This twiner wrapped itself tightly around the tree trunk.
- Gardeners often train twiners like beans to grow on poles.
- A person or thing that twists or twines something.
- The rope maker was a skilled twiner of strong cords.
- She worked as a twiner in the factory, twisting threads into yarn.
- The machine is a fast twiner that produces miles of twine each hour.