twizzle
9.5
A small twist often in hair or ribbon
- noun
- /ˈtwɪzəl/
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rizo
- She tucked a loose twizzle of hair behind her ear before leaving for work.
Examples
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A playful twizzle of ribbon decorated the top of the gift box.
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The fabric had a beautiful twizzle at the edge.
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The dancer added a quick twizzle to her routine, impressing the judges.
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She has a lovely twizzle in her hair.
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She tucked a loose twizzle of hair behind her ear before leaving for work.
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A playful twizzle of ribbon decorated the top of the gift box.
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The fabric had a beautiful twizzle at the edge.
Synonyms
twist
vstwizzle
8
4.0
A hairstyle where hair is wrapped or braided into small sections
is broader, covering small curls and slight twisting movements as well as hairstyles
9.9
A small curled piece of hair, thread, or other thin material
is used more for slight twisting movements or curls in fabric rather than thread
How Twisted
Surface Forms
Etymology
Twizzle comes from the common verb twist with the little ending -le, giving the idea of a 'small twist'. So a twizzle can mean a tiny curl of hair or a small twist in ribbon or fabric.