1. past tense and past participle of interlap; to overlap or interweave in an alternating or interlocking pattern
Usage: technical or specialized usage; often used in textiles, construction, or digital imaging

Examples

• The tiles were interlapped to create a stronger, more weather-resistant roof.
• The fabric layers interlapped in a way that increased durability.
• The designer interlapped the wooden planks for a seamless finish.
• The shingles interlapped perfectly to prevent water leakage.
• The two materials interlapped at the seam to form a secure bond.