Weave
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 567
wev, v.t to twine threads together to unite threads in a loom to form doth to work Weevil, into a fabric: to unite by intermixture —v.t. to structive practise weaving wove, rarely) weaved Lith Pa.p. wGv'en. n. Weav'er. [A.S. zvefnn; lee Weft, ve/a, Ger. weben.] iug Weaving, wcv'ing, n act or art of forming cloth. pa.p
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