mesh
//mɛʃ//
Noun
meshSingular
meshesPlural
1
A material or structure made of interlocking or woven strands with open spaces between them, such as a net or screen.
The window has a fine mesh to keep insects out.
2
The engagement or interlocking of gear teeth or similar mechanical parts.
The gears are in mesh and rotating smoothly.
3
A complex or interconnected network or system.
The city has a complex mesh of roads and railways.
Verb
meshPresent tense
meshedPast tense
meshedPast participle
meshingPresent participle
meshesThird-person singular
1
To become entangled or interlocked, as the teeth of gears.
The gears mesh smoothly when the machine is running.
2
To fit together or work in harmony; to coordinate effectively.
The two teams' strategies meshed perfectly during the project.