To braid together hair, threads, strings, twigs etc. in order to create a larger string-like object (which can be linear as in a braid of hair or circular as in a wreath).
| BRAID (VERB) | broader | PRECIPICE OR SLOPE |
| BRAID (VERB) | broader | PLAIT OR BRAID OR WEAVE |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | COPULATE |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | LIE (MISLEAD) |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | WALL (OF HOUSE) |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | COPULATE |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | LIE (MISLEAD) |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | WALL (OF HOUSE) |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | TELL |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | LIE (MISLEAD) |
| BRAID (VERB) | linked | KNIT |
| PRECIPICE OR SLOPE | narrower | BRAID (VERB) |
| PLAIT OR BRAID OR WEAVE | narrower | BRAID (VERB) |
| KNIT | linked | BRAID (VERB) |
| LIE (MISLEAD) | linked | BRAID (VERB) |
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