weave
verbUK /wiːv/
US /wiːv/
To make cloth by crossing threads over and under each other.
My grandmother taught me how to weave a scarf on a small loom.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move in and out around things or people.
The cyclist wove through the busy traffic.
3. To create a story or plan by putting many parts together.
The author wove a tale of adventure and friendship.
4. To make something such as a basket by twisting and crossing materials.
They learned to weave baskets from reeds.