Ka-Ping Yee <pingster@ilm.com>:
> On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Ken Manheimer wrote:
> >
> > I also like "furl" - especially when you say it:
> > "Furl. Furl. Furl."
>
> But furling is like rolling something up.
>
> *sigh* More words:
>
> marry
> knit
> stitch
> merge
> weld
> meld
> ladder
>
> Considered but rejected: adhere, braid, mesh, lash, crosslink, bind,
> conjoin, unite, tie, squeeze.
>
> Hm. None really beat "zip" for me in terms of the visualization
> (except perhaps "marry").
`knit' would work for me.
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