to twistle
- verb
- UK
- 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
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1.7
To turn something so it becomes a curved or spiral shape
21
5.4
To twist things together, often like plants or rope
12
3.8
To wind something into loops or move in a spiral
8
3.2
To wrap something around another thing in a coil
7
4.1
To twist threads together or wind them around something
5
3.4
Roll something into a tube by turning it around
2
7.5
To move in slow twisting ways like smoke or vines
1
8.4
Twist or coil together into a tight, tangled mass
1
9.9
To twist something into a tight coil
1
9.9
To twist thin threads or wires together
To twist or coil together into a spiral shape
To twist threads or branches together to make something stronger
To wind or twist inward in a spiral like a snail's shell
Antonyms
How Tight
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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.