the place where two lines, surfaces, or streets meet

a staff or stick used to assist a person in walking, including canes and crutches

to abduct; to kidnap

a point on a curve at which the concavity changes sign (mathematics)

to abduct and sell people (typically women or children)

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

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

to kidnap or lure someone away, especially a child or woman, by trickery

to walk with an uneven or labored gait, typically due to a leg or foot injury

(idiom) to swindle, scam and deceive

a stick used to assist in walking or as an accessory

a support used as an aid for walking

winding and turning

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

Shiguai district of Baotou City [[包头市|包頭市|Bao1 tou2 Shi4]], Inner Mongolia

One of the Eight Immortals ([[八仙|八仙|Ba1 xian1]]) in Chinese mythology, depicted walking with an iron crutch and carrying a gourd with special medicine

to side with or support outsiders rather than one's own family, friends, or associates

children's game, similar to knucklebones

a painful swelling or bony bump on the joint at the base of the big toe; hallux valgus

to follow a winding path

to swing the arm and leg on the same side of the body together while walking

to turn right (Shanghainese dialect)

the ankle bone or malleolus

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

to turn left (Shanghainese dialect)

to turn left

to turn right

to use a crutch