twist /twist/

1. To twine
2. To unite or form by winding together
3. To form from several threads
4. To wind spirally
5. To form into a spiral
6. To wring
7. To wrest
8. To distort
9. To force, pull out of natural shape, position, etc
10. To entangle
11. To impart a spin to
12. To force round
13. To eat heartily (often with down; old slang)
14. To pervert, warp
15. To swindle (informal)

1. To twine
2. To coil
3. To move spirally or tortuously
4. To turn aside
5. To revolve
6. To writhe
7. To dance the twist
8. In the card game vingt-et-un (pontoon), to deal or receive a card face upwards

1. That which is twisted or formed by twisting
2. A cord
3. A strand
4. Thread
5. Silk thread
6. Warp yarn
7. A twisted part
8. Torsion
9. An act or manner of twisting
10. A contortion
11. A wrench
12. A wresting
13. A turning aside
14. A spin, screw, or break
15. A distortion
16. A perverted bent or set
17. An unexpected event or change of direction (lit and figurative)
18. A tangle
19. A twisted roll of tobacco or bread
20. A small curled piece of lemon, etc flavouring a drink
21. A spiral ornament in the stem of a glass
22. A twig (obsolete)
23. The fork of the body (obsolete)
24. A mixed drink (slang)
25. A good appetite (slang)

twistˈable adjective

twistˈed adjective

twistˈer noun

1. Someone or something that twists
2. Someone who dances the twist
3. A sophistical, slippery, shuffling or dishonest person
4. A ball sent with a twist
5. A tornado (N American informal)

twistˈing noun and adjective

twistˈy adjective

twist drill noun

A drill for metal having one or more deep helical grooves round the body

twisted pair noun (computing and telecommunications)

A pair of electrically-insulated wires twisted together to form a single cable to improve signal transmission

twist grip noun

A control operated by twisting, eg the throttle on a motorcycle

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