to reverse or turn around an undesirable situation

to physically twist or bend a physical object out of its original shape

to turn one's whole body around, often to walk away

feeling uneasy, physically uncomfortable, or out of place

to twist a joint or ligament painfully or the injury resulting from such a twist

the measure of a force's tendency to rotate an object about an axis; turning force

to reverse a financial loss or make good a deficit

to turn a loss into a profit; to become profitable

to engage in a physical struggle or close-quarters fight by grabbing and pulling

to have a disagreement, fall out with someone, or be at loggerheads

to fundamentally change the course of events or turn around a desperate situation (literally: to upend heaven and earth)

the rotational or turning force applied to an object, or the state of being twisted

affecting shyness, bashfulness, or embarrassment, often in a hesitant or unnatural manner

affecting shyness or embarrassment; hesitant and bashful in behavior

crooked; askew

to become snarled, knotted, or physically entangled

to twist and sway (one's body)

misshapen, crooked, or uneven in arrangement or appearance

the takin (Budorcas taxicolor), a large goat-antelope native to the eastern Himalayas and recognized as a national treasure in China

the force that tends to cause rotation or twisting around an axis, often used in engineering and physics

Twister (game)

to wring; to twist

toy in a capsule (dispensed from a vending machine)

if something is not meant to be or is done against someone's will, the outcome will not be satisfactory; no use trying to force something to happen

to sway or swing one's hips rhythmically while walking or dancing