CONTORTING | • contorting v. Present participle of contort. • CONTORT v. to twist out of shape. |
CONTORTION | • contortion n. The act of contorting, twisting or deforming something, especially oneself. • contortion n. A form of acrobatic display which involves the dramatic bending and flexing of the human body. • CONTORTION n. the state of being contorted. |
CONTORTIONAL | • CONTORTIONAL adj. relating to contortion, also CONTORTIONATE. |
CONTORTIONATE | • contortionate adj. Contorted or contorting. • CONTORTIONATE adj. relating to contortion, also CONTORTIONAL. |
CONTORTIONED | • CONTORTIONED adj. in a contorted state. |
CONTORTIONISM | • contortionism n. An acrobatic display involving the dramatic bending and flexing of the human body. • CONTORTIONISM n. the art of the contortionist. |
CONTORTIONISMS | • CONTORTIONISM n. the art of the contortionist. |
CONTORTIONIST | • contortionist n. An acrobat who is capable of twisting his or her body into unusual positions. • contortionist n. One who twists words and phrases. • CONTORTIONIST n. one who contorts. |
CONTORTIONISTIC | • contortionistic adj. Involving or characterised by contortion. • CONTORTIONISTIC adj. relating to contortionism, the art of the contortionist. |
CONTORTIONISTS | • contortionists n. Plural of contortionist. • CONTORTIONIST n. one who contorts. |
CONTORTIONS | • contortions n. Plural of contortion. • CONTORTION n. the state of being contorted. |
CONTORTIVE | • contortive adj. Showing contortion. • CONTORTIVE adj. expressing contortion. |
INTORTING | • intorting v. Present participle of intort. • INTORT v. to twist inwards. |
INTORTION | • intortion n. Alternative form of intorsion. • INTORTION n. a twist, a twine, also INTORSION. |
INTORTIONS | • intortions n. Plural of intortion. • INTORTION n. a twist, a twine, also INTORSION. |