Make
Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.
Twine
Twine verb - Make by twisting together or intertwining.
Usage example: twine a rope
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Bamboo Technology: The Lost Boys make some pretty sophisticated devices out of sticks and twine, such as the machines in their hideout and the squirt guns and slingshots they use in the big fight with the pirates.
Source: Film / Hook -
Corrupt Corporate Executive: Winston Newquay and Isaac Twine, record company owners who make bootlegs of their own artists' albums, sell them under the table, and pocket the cash.
Source: Series / Wiseguy - Hearing her request them to make "sacrifices to save sinners from hell", they wore rough twine under their clothing, put thorns in their shoes and inflicted pain and suffering on themselves in a variety of ways.
Source: Deliberately Painful Clothing
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