Twist (verb / noun) — يلوي أو يُدير: To turn or wind; a surprising turn; a bend. Below are 7 words with a similar meaning; the linked ones have full GL Dictionary entries with their meaning in Arabic.
Moving air (noun, /wɪnd/); to turn or coil (verb, /waɪnd/).
To turn rapidly; to present information in a biased way.
Spiral; wind; loop; twist; curl; spiral arrangement; circular formation; twisted wire
To change the shape, appearance, or sound of something in a way that makes it strange or unclear; to twist or bend out of normal shape; to misrepresent or give…
To rotate; to change direction; an opportunity.
An unexpected event; to astonish.
curl
To curve or force something from a straight line — also a curve in a road/path, or (figuratively) to yield or adapt without breaking
To twist or bend into a strained or unnatural shape, or to make something change shape in this way, especially a face or body. The verb can be intransitive, as…
A tool with a pointed metal spiral attached to a handle, used to pull a cork out of a bottle. As a verb, corkscrew means to move along a spiral or winding…
to change the shape or appearance of something by applying pressure or force, often resulting in distortion or damage; to become misshapen or altered from the…
An ugly twisted expression of pain, disgust or disapproval.
Saying the opposite of what you mean; an outcome opposite to what is expected.
A sharp bend or twist in something straight; a small problem.
To give something an abnormal or faulty shape or structure.
To crush, tear or damage something so badly that it loses its shape; also to spoil text or speech.
To control or influence someone or something cleverly and often unfairly; also to handle or move skilfully.
To follow a winding course; also to wander aimlessly.
To change something good into something bad; a person with harmful habits.
A braid of hair or material; to weave strands together.
The final phrase of a joke or story that delivers the humour or surprise.
A peculiar habit or feature; a strange twist of fate.
To make biased or distorted; a slant.
A curve winding around a centre; to rise or fall in a winding course.
To injure a joint by twisting its ligaments; such an injury.
To wriggle because of discomfort or embarrassment.
To bend out of shape; the lengthwise threads on a loom.