twiner
nounEtymology From twine + -er.
1
One who or that which twines.
- a “twiner” of tales2002, Marion Gibbs, Sidney M. Johnson, Medieval German Literature: A Companion, page 362:
2
Any plant that twines about a support.
noun — 2 senses
Etymology From twine + -er.
One who or that which twines.
Any plant that twines about a support.
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