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nest together
verb
To fit together snugly; to be part of a compact unit.
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Just get the main shapes, including those of empty space, and how they nest together in the pictorial rectangle.
Thus, although each female takes care of her own cells, they build and defend the nest together.
Then one night I was in a lucid dream and it occurred to me to put the word nest together with the word destiny.
The seats nest together in a herringbone pattern, so that each unit is oriented diagonally to the longitudinal axis of the plane, like cars parked at an angle to a curb.
Then in 1993, Denis Weaire and Robert Phelan, physicists at Trinity College Dublin, answered the problem using two polyhedrons, one of 14 sides and one of 12, that nest together in groups of eight.
Most jumping spiders are solitary, and with a few exceptions, such as certain species that mimic ants and when adult males cohabitate with females jumping spiders do not nest together.
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On close inspection, those blaring dissonances turn out to be simple chords nested together.
Once they have recovered from the operation, paired animals tend to eat normally and to make nests together.
Females perform courtship rituals, like tossing their heads at each other or offering small gifts of food to each other, and they establish nests together.
His canvases tend to be big and almost invariably dominated by accumulations of odd, soft organic shapes and structures, stacked, chained and nested together and all beautifully painted in a range of pinky whites and earth tones.
Each of the white pieces has been partly dipped in blue glaze; nested together in a straw-filled box, they make a sort of lopsided pinwheel that can be freely rotated to visual taste.
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