1. twisted together; interlaced or intertwined
Usage: often used in literary or poetic contexts

1. past tense and past participle of entwist; to twist together or around something
Usage: less common than 'entwine'

Examples

• The vines were entwisted around the old fence post.
• Her fingers entwisted with his as they walked together.
• The rope lay in entwisted coils on the deck.
• The two branches had become entwisted over the years.
• She entwisted the ribbons into an intricate pattern.
• The ivy entwisted itself around the stone wall.