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kink

noun as in bend, twist

noun as in spasm of muscular tissue

noun as in complication

noun as in person's idiosyncrasy

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Example Sentences

And now, his labrum surgery recovery has thrown another kink into those plans.

Highlights included Coffee - a tentative ballad about meeting up with an ex - and the lemon-bitter My Kink Is Karma, which got an invigoratingly grungy rock makeover.

From BBC

And it goes even further when you go into the world of kink.

And while that means free movement of people is not returning, there was an interesting kink today on the possibility of a youth mobility scheme, under which under-30s would have more rights to travel, live and work between the UK and Europe.

From BBC

The kink community has consent and safe words and care.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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