Twisted, twined.

? Twisted; ? tight.

Having a coiled or spiral form; twisted into a circular shape; = wreathed, adj. 1a.

Of a thing: twisted out of regular shape or form; contorted. Now chiefly literary or archaic.

Scottish. That has been twisted or contorted; in a state of torsion. Perhaps also: having a twisting or interlacing pattern. Obsolete.

Covered in or formed into crinkles; twisted; wrinkled.

Twisted, contorted.

Twisted, convoluted; formed like a torque.

More generally: that has undergone writhing or twisting; twisted out of regular shape or form.

Of gold or gold thread: twisted, coiled. Obsolete. rare.

That has undergone wresting or wringing; twisted. Also transferred.

Twisted, esp. twisted together or round itself; drawn awry or out of shape by a twisting action.

Twisted, coiled; winding; capable of being twisted.

Twisted, spiral, torqued. Obsolete. rare.

Twisted, shaped, or marked like a rope.

Twisted, plaited.

Wrung out of shape; distorted; contorted; turned or bent awry; spec. in Botany = contorted, adj. 2; crooked, tortuous, winding; turned or wrung…

Formed as or like a torque; twisted from a narrow strip or band.

Used to designate features of architecture, furniture, etc., which have a twisted spiral shape resembling a stick of barley sugar; also in compounds…

Spirally twisted.

Disputed, contested.

Wreathed; twisted. Also: injured by twisting.