rare. [f. WOOF sb.1 Cf. WOOFED.] trans. To arrange (threads) so as to form a woof; to weave. Also transf.
1894. Alice C. Macdonell, in Lyra Celtica (1896), 252.
| Woof well the cross threads, | |
| To make the colours shine. |
1922. Mrs. Cecil Clementi, in Blackw. Mag., July, 6/2. One gazes into the fearful tangle of vegetation, warped and woofed together by lianas and creeping plants of every description.
