Looped [adjective]

One end of the wire is looped around the upper end of the candlestick, then bent so that the main part will be vertical.

She withdrew, reluctantly, from the public gaze, and the curtain was looped back before an Eastern scene.

He reached out to untie the rope looped around Nancy's back that held her to Wolf Paw's horse.

Like some great inch-worm, the weasel looped its way along, until its path crossed that of the shrew pattering toward the brook.

The smaller, in a white tunic looped with a thick leather belt, laughed beneath his friend's rantings.

Each time it snapped to, I looped it once around and pulled the wet line tight.

Elevated highways looped tower after tower, many of them broken, their ends dangling colossaly to the streets.

The line had somehow looped around Urson's neck, and the plank had turned up almost on end.

With the hands that had never handled anything rougher than crewelwork she chose her grip along the tough ladder of looped lianas.

He rose and looped back the heavy lace curtains from the windows which looked over the river.