Twine (noun)

1. A string or cord made of two or more threads twisted together.
2. Something made of twine, such as a rope or string.

Origin:

Old english twīn, of germanic origin; related to dutch tween 'thread', and to twist.

Examples:

1. She used twine to tie up the package.
2. The gardener used twine to tie up the plants.
3. A bundle of twine was lying on the floor.
4. The twine was strong enough to hold the weight.
5. She bought a spool of twine at the hardware store.