to twistle
- verb
- UK
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torcer
- He used string to twistle the branches together for extra strength.
Examples
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Gardeners often twistle young plants to provide support as they mature.
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She carefully twistled the vines around the wire to help them grow upright.
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Don't twistle it too tight!
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She twistled the rope carefully.
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She carefully twistled the vines around the wire to help them grow upright.
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He used string to twistle the branches together for extra strength.
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Gardeners often twistle young plants to provide support as they mature.
Synonyms
231
1.7
To turn something so it becomes a curved or spiral shape
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3.2
To wrap something around another thing in a coil
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5.4
To twist things together, often like plants or rope
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3.8
To wind something into loops or move in a spiral
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3.4
Roll something into a tube by turning it around
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4.1
To twist threads together or wind them around something
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8.4
Twist or coil together into a tight, tangled mass
To twist something into a tight coil
To twist or coil together into a spiral shape
To twist thin threads or wires together
To twist threads or branches together to make something stronger
To wind or twist inward in a spiral like a snail's shell
To move in slow twisting ways like smoke or vines
Antonyms
How Tight
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Twistle The verb twistle is like the familiar verb twist, which means 'to turn' or 'wind', and is also like twine; picture wrapping a vine or thread around a support. So to twistle is to twist or wind something by coiling it around another object.