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twirl

verb as in turn around circularly

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Example Sentences

Marcel makes her directorial debut with “The Last Dance,” which announces itself with that title as Venom’s potential last twirl on the floor.

She can cut grass with a simple twirl of her cape and, if she must, she can whip out a sword for a timely strike.

The bats hanging from the ceiling began to whirl and twirl.

In one moment, the choreographer Annie-B Parson has them twirl around holding pillows while a character considers killing herself in a hotel room.

After a series of failures, he finally found the right kind of stick to twirl in the right piece of dry wood, and the right kind of tinder to flare with the first flame.

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

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