Round
Round verb - To form into a round compact mass.
Weave
Weave verb - To cause to twine about one another.
Both words in one sentence
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John Birmingham's Axis of Time has nigh-impenetrable nano-weave body armor used by "uptime" troops, which stops any round that isn't aimed at the head or extremities.
Source: Bullet Proof Vest -
The player may duck and weave through the first round of "encouragement", but eventually they fire unavoidable missiles from off-screen or having a bomb on your copter getting detonated.
Source: What the Hell, Player? -
A young woman named Arachne claimed she was better at weaving than the goddess Athena, who is so pissed off (since yanno, Pride is one of the worse sins a human could ever commit) that she comes round to challenge Arachne to a contest or "weave-off".
Source: Textile Work Is Feminine
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