twist
ਮੋੜ
definition
verb
a strip of metal is twisted to form a hollow tube
form into a bent, curling, or distorted shape.
she twisted her ring around and around on her finger
cause to rotate around something that remains stationary; turn.
noun
the taps needed a single twist to turn them on
an act of turning something so that it moves in relation to something that remains stationary.
a licorice twist
a thing with a spiral shape.
example
To stabilize a buttonhole, cord it with buttonhole 'twist' , gimp or elastic thread.
a 'twist' of fate
her lack of considerateness is a personality 'twist' which could bring her problems
Clive Francis, as the Aunt, created the illusion of an old woman by a 'twist' of the body and the turn of the head and one believed in it.
Why just do lunges when you can do a lunge and a torso 'twist' ?
This 5-panel, high-profile cap with a 'twist' features a flashlight in the crown of the cap.
Back in the 1960's my favorite uncle taught me how to do the 'twist' .
William's eyebrows shot up in bewilderment, and there was a 'twist' in his mouth that nearly resembled an astonished droop.
it was soon time for the next 'twist' of fate in his extraordinary career
An inn with a 'twist' - each room is furnished in a regional theme (the Denmark room has a steam sauna).
Revitalised, he too bludgeoned a brief and spectacular change in momentum in the last hour before, as sure as bend follows 'twist' , he handed it back.
The perfect rug will have just the right combination of density, 'twist' and fiber.
Here's one added 'twist' : Drink two glasses of water before each meal.
And in a serendipitous 'twist' of fate, he is now in a position to offer my band discounted studio time at a local recording studio.
The final touch was a new 'twist' for me: lime sugar - grated peel (enough to add color as well as flavor) mixed with sugar.
Finally, with a quick 'twist' , she wrenched his sword out of his hand, and sent it flying.
Ms. Power clearly stated that the wrench was to make the final 'twist' and that the line assembly person would have to hear the click.
Her body begins to 'twist' when she feels me on her shoulder.
With a yell and a half 'twist' , I spiralled off the ground with my sword to the side, the blade catching the fire.
But I come to the conclusion that sometimes failure gives an interesting 'twist' to a person.
I want it to be soft to touch (preferably wool), a 'twist' carpet (so that every single bit of dirt doesn't show up - dogs and kids) and not too expensive.
The rotation should come from your middle and your middle only, so anchor your hips and don't let them move as you 'twist' .
'We are only talking about a small number of cases, but every so often we get a claim from someone who is simply trying to 'twist' money out of an insurance company, or a benefits organisation, or is trying to cover up some other crime they have committed.
Even though the ejector gets smacked with every shot there's no torque or 'twist' involved so ejectors normally last forever.
Slightly acidic solutions are strong salivary stimulants, which might explain why a 'twist' of lemon is perceived as a valuable addition to aperitifs.
This allows a tight brush or patch to correctly follow the rifling 'twist' for better cleaning.
In a strange 'twist' of irony, this very narrowing down of themes may result in a wider audience.
to 'twist' sth round
The list covers classics, such as the Mint Julep, which is given a presentation 'twist' by serving it in a silver goblet.
The pentagonal doors define the look of the Zaroot with its front and rear graphic treatment adding a futuristic 'twist' .
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