Down
Weave
Weave noun - Pattern of weaving or structure of a fabric.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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A hair weave didn't even slow the thing down; if that story was close to true, the bullet probably ricocheted around inside the woman's car and then got caught in the weave once it was too slow to be dangerous.
Source: Pocket Protector - They typically weave the revelation into their Final Speech, just before the hero puts them down.
Source: As Long as There Is Evil -
The most notable being that as you are driving down the streets causing many fender benders as you weave through traffic the police don't react or pull you over unless you actually hit their car.
Source: Video Game / Grand Theft Auto
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