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Noun(1) the number of openings per linear inch of a screen; measures size of particles(2) contact by fitting together(3) the topology of a network whose components are all connected directly to every other component(4) an open fabric of string or rope or wire woven together at regular intervals(5) the act of interlocking or meshing(6) the number of opening per inch of a screen(7) measures size of particles(8) netting(9) entanglement
Verb(1) keep engaged(2) coordinate in such a way that all parts work together effectively(3) work together in harmony(4) entangle or catch in (or as if in(5) entangle or catch in (or as if in) a mesh(6) entangle(7) connect

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(1) Otto's family history is one of a strange mesh of latently incestuous relationships.(2) the raveled mesh of events and her own emotions(3) if the mesh is too big, small rabbits can squeeze through(4) Parts are loaded on a chain driven, stainless steel turntable with a quick-draining round wire mesh basket that rotates at fixed speed.(5) The most egregious of these is the tendency, exemplified by Norm and Omar, to abstract a situation from the mesh of geopolitical considerations in which it is embedded and reduce it to a stark moral question.(6) Her tree house sank beneath the mesh of tree branches her roof funneled through and if she wished, she mounted a ladder to the top and bathed unsheltered in the sun's radiance.(7) choosing the icon allows you to automatically mesh your design(8) Irish fishermen have been showing commitment to conservation and been using bigger mesh sizes to allow smaller fish to escape.(9) To cut down on debris, you may want to cover your gutters with wire or plastic mesh .(10) The Bird Castle offers protection to smaller birds which can enter through the two-inch mesh , but the holes are small enough to keep out cats or birds of prey like kestrels.(11) It had a very fine mesh , and only certain students could get through the holes.(12) He suggested consumers will demand safety, security and convenience in the products they buy to mesh with their life-style.(13) If you are bothered by deer, rabbits or even cats, protect the bark with either some wire mesh fencing or a spiral tree guard that wraps around the trunk.(14) This is not surprising when detainees are held in wire mesh cages measuring 9ft by 8ft and each prisoner is allowed only one hour outside his cell each week.(15) For some reason it doesn't mesh with the rest of the diction and seems strange and inappropriately vulgar.(16) Whether you're the new girl or just expanding your friendship circle, it's hard to mesh with a new crew.