Knit (verb)

1. Make (a garment or fabric) by interlocking loops of yarn or thread with knitting needles or on a machine.
2. Form a close relationship with others.

Origin:

Old english cnyttan, of germanic origin; related to dutch knutten and german knütten.

Examples:

1. She knitted a warm scarf for her husband.
2. The grandmother sat by the fire, knitting a blanket for her grandchild.
3. The company is trying to knit together its various divisions into a unified whole.
4. The group of friends often get together to knit and chat.
5. She knitted her eyebrows in confusion.