to bend

To bend or rest at an angle against something

To bend forward and pull the shoulders in so the back rounds

To bend your body forward at the waist

To lean or tilt in one direction

Bend forward with rounded shoulders and back

Bend your upper body forward and round your shoulders, often when you feel cold or tired

To bend your head or upper body as a sign of respect

To lean or bend in one direction, often slowly under extra weight

To be or put something in an upright position

To try very hard to help someone or make them happy

To say something that is not exactly what happened to make it look better

To show loyalty and obey a powerful person

To talk to someone for a long time in a way that annoys them

To become so angry or stressed that you cannot think clearly

To be very confused or act in a strange way

A person who behaves very strangely or does not think clearly

To be flexible and change to deal with difficult situations

To think very hard about something until you feel confused

To drink alcohol with other people in a social place

Talk to someone for a long time about personal things and often annoy them

Persuade someone to do what you want

To do what someone else wants even if you do not want to

To allow an exception to a rule to help someone

A region in the southwest of Texas shaped by a large bend in the Rio Grande

A large national park in southwest Texas with mountains, desert, deep canyons, and many wild animals

An exercise where you bend your knees to lower and raise your body to make your leg muscles stronger

A very sharp U-shaped turn on a steep mountain road

A knot used to join one rope to another, even when they are different thicknesses

A diagonal band on a shield running from the top right to the bottom left as seen by the bearer

A diagonal band on a shield from top right to bottom left often marking a child born outside marriage

A knot that ties one rope to the middle of another rope or to a loop

A curve in a road you cannot see around when driving

A strong knot used to join the ends of two large ropes often on ships

A knot used to hold a rope to a ring or pole

A strong knot for joining the ends of two thick ropes