Similar words: twist, enlisted, unassisted, roasted, listen, sister, arrested, distend. Meaning: [twɪst] 
adj. 1. wound or wrapped around something 2. strained or wrenched out of normal shape 3. having an intended meaning altered or misrepresented.
adj. 1. wound or wrapped around something 2. strained or wrenched out of normal shape 3. having an intended meaning altered or misrepresented. 
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31. The ball twisted swiftly from the pitcher's hand.
32. He twisted her arm viciously.
33. Her thin hands were twisted by swollen knuckles.
34. His face twisted in a grimace of pain.
35. I twisted my head round to reverse the car.
36. The experience had left her bitter and twisted.
37. The bad news twisted the whole family.
38. An ugly grimace twisted her face.
39. The road twisted between spectacular mountains.
40. A snake twisted around the branch.
41. The defendant twisted uneasily in his chair.
42. She twisted braids of hair on the head.
43. They twisted flowers into a wreath.
44. Janet slipped on the stairs and twisted her ankle.
45. I fell over and sprained/twisted my ankle.
46. She slipped on the ice and twisted her knee.
47. They always twisted the facts to suit their purpose.
48. She twisted a wet towel and dried her face.
49. The path twisted up the hill.
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50. The road twisted down the hill.
51. He twisted his head around to look at her.
52. I twisted off the lid and looked inside.
53. Whoever sent those letters has a twisted mind.
54. The papers twisted everything I said.
55. His face was twisted with pain.
56. The telephone cable has got twisted .
57. I landed awkwardly and twisted my ankle.
58. His face was twisted with rage.
59. She twisted a silk scarf round her neck.
60. Her fingers tensely twisted the handle of her bag.
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