Intertwined is a term used to describe objects that are connected or intertwined in some way. This can be done through knitting, meshing, enmeshing, entangling, weaving, lacing, braiding, and enlacing. Knitting is the process of looping yarn or thread together to create a fabric, while meshing is the process of interlocking two or more pieces of material together. Enmeshing is similar to meshing, but involves more intricate patterns. Entangling is the process of intertwining two or more objects together. Weaving is the process of interlacing two sets of threads together at right angles. Lacing is the process of passing a cord or thread through a series of eyelets or holes. Braiding is the process of interweaving three or more strands of material together. Lastly, enlacing is the process of intertwining two or more strands of material together. All of these processes can be used to create an intertwined object.