wove

1. 1
   verb

   Past tense of weave. Use it for the past.

   She wove a basket from dried reeds last summer.

   The cyclist wove through traffic on her way downtown.

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2. 2
   verbnonstandard

   Past participle of weave. An informal form used after has, have, or had.

   She had wove the blanket herself before the baby arrived.

   They have wove all kinds of stories about that old house.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Made on a screen of tightly woven wire, so the paper has a smooth, even surface.

   Like a window screen woven so tightly that its surface feels smooth.

   The invitation was printed on heavy wove paper.

   Artists often choose wove paper for its smooth, mark-free surface.

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