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twist around

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twist something around someone or something
to wrap something around someone or something. Max twisted the wire around Lefty, and totally immobilized him. I twisted the rope around the post and tied a knot.
See also: around, twist

twist around

to turn around part way at the waist, without moving one's feet or legs. Nancy twisted around to get a better look at who was sitting behind her. I had to twist around to see who was there.
See also: around, twist


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The poll of 1,000 youngsters revealed that mothers are seen as the easier parent to twist around their little fingers, cadge extra pocket money from, and are less likely to read them the riot act if they are caught misbehaving.
When working on the side nearest to you, either lean down and push up with your hands, or twist around to pull up with your hands.
Owen cites two possible theoretical explanations of why two of the jets twist around each other.
 
 
 
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