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Reticulate (Verb)

Form a net or a network.

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The rivers and streams reticulate the dense forest, creating a complex system for water distribution.
The neurons in her brain reticulated, forming new pathways as she learned the complex material.
Tiny fibers reticulate to form a delicate tissue that would need careful handling.
Veins on the leaf reticulate, displaying a characteristic pattern for the plant species.
The network of roads reticulated across the countryside, allowing for efficient transportation and communication.

Divide so as to form a network.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The roads reticulate across the landscape forming an extensive network that facilitates easy travel between distant locations.
Fibers in the brain reticulate to enable information exchange between different regions.
The arteries and veins reticulate and create a capillary network to deliver nutrients and oxygen throughout the body.
A series of connected channels reticulate the wetlands, providing a vital food source for various aquatic animals.
The company's fiber-optic cables reticulate across the city to enable fast and efficient internet connectivity.

Distribute by a network, as of water or electricity.

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The country's irrigation system reticulates water from the main dam to the farmlands.
Electricity was finally available to the village after a network was built to reticulate it from the nearby town.
These plants have adapted to survive in areas where a system of roots reticulates water and nutrients throughout the organism.
Over the years the town council worked tirelessly to reticulate sewage and drainage throughout the suburb.
Proper planning was necessary to reticulate the gas supply to every house in the neighborhood.