to bend, curve around, or warp out of a straight shape

to change direction or go around a corner

to stoop; to bend over

a figurative change in direction, course of action, or way of thinking

a mistaken or inefficient approach to a task; a figurative detour in progress

to speak in a roundabout way or beat about the bush without being direct

Wan Wan (1981-), Taiwanese blogger and cartoonist

to make a sudden turn

to bend one's body or a part of it downward.

the crook of the arm

to take an indirect route or a longer path

A curved section of a road or racing track; a bend in the path.

to take a walk or go for a stroll, especially for relaxation or exercise

having many curves, bends, or turns; not straight

to speak vaguely or indirectly without getting to the main point

a physical curve, turn, or bend in a road, river, or path

to speak in a roundabout way or avoid getting straight to the point

winding and turning

complicated and difficult to follow, often referring to a situation or relationship

to speak in a roundabout way rather than being direct

a curved section of plumbing pipe such as a U-bend designed to hold water and prevent sewer gases from entering a building

to follow a winding path

a bird species of China, the curlew sandpiper (Calidris ferruginea)

to bend

the degree to which a line, surface, or object is curved or bent, including the camber of a road or wing

the moon at the stage in its cycle when it appears as a thin, curved sliver

meniscus (physics)

gay guy

to have a stooped or hunched physical posture, often due to poor habit or age

a turn or curved section in a road, path, or track

taking advantage of a period of transition or specific opportunities to surpass competitors in fields like economy or technology

a point where a road, path, or hallway turns or bends

to bend something physically into a curved shape

flexible; easy to bend

the [[乚|乚|yin3]] stroke in Chinese characters

to speak vaguely around a topic or avoid getting to the point

U-turn