v. 1 to make by passing threads or strips over and under each other; 2.to create or form something by putting separate parts or ideas together. 3 to put into or include
People used to weave their own rugs.
People used to weave their own rugs.
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The Chippewa Indian mothers hoped that a spider would weave webs over their babies crib. What was the web suppose to do?
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What did grandma weave the sweetgrass into when she was a little girl?
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How long did it take the weaver in The Majic Brocade to weave the brocade?
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How did Weaving Woman weave at night?
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Why does Annie's mother weave a rug?
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What had Johnathan learned to weave in Holland?
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Why did Abuelita weave her hair into the blankets?
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Why did the Spider weave a web?
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What does the great white weave through?
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What do weaver birds use to weave grass and leaves together?
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What do writers weave words with?
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What did the tapestry that Arachne weave depict?
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What did Celeste use to weave baskets?
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Who said they could weave a barn basket?
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braid; twine; twist
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1 syllables
weave
biev
breve
cleave
cleve
eave
eve
gleave
greave
greve
grieve
heave
kleve
leave
leve
meave
naeve
neave
neve
peeve
reave
reeve
scheve
shreeve
shreve
sleeve
steve
stieve
vive
we've
yves
achieve
aggrieve
aleve
aviv
believe
bereave
conceive
deceive
geneve
laneve
mccleave
naive
perceive
rajiv
receive
relieve
reprieve
retrieve
sanjiv
vancleve
disbelieve
interleave
intermaharive
misconceive
misperceive
preconceive
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