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• Englishquarrel

• Englishverbal dispute or heated argument

• Arabicنَزَاع

• Armenianբայբանեար

• Belarusianсва́рка

• Bulgarianкавга́

• Catalanbaralla

• Chinese

• Mandarin吵架

• Czechhádka

• Danishskænderi

• Dutchonenigheidruzie

• Esperantokverelo, disputo

• Finnishriita, kiista, kina

• Frenchquerelle

• Georgianდავა

• GermanStreit

• Greekκαβγάςλογομαχία

• Hindiझगड़ा

• Hungarianveszekedés, perpatvar, vita

• Irishclampar

• Italianbattibeccodiatriba

• Japanese言い争い口喧嘩

• Korean싸움

• Latvianķilda

• Macedonianка́вга

• Maoriwhakatete

• Norwegiankrangel

• Persianغوغا

• Polishkłótnia

• Portuguesediscussão

• Romanianceartă

• Russianссо́раперебра́нка

• Scottish gaelicconnsachadh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicкавгасвађа

• Romankavga

• Slovakhádka

• Sloveneprepir

• Spanishdiscusiónriña

• Swedishgräl

• Tajikғавғо

• Turkishkavga

• Ukrainianсва́рка

• Urduجھگڑا

• Venetianbèga

• Vietnamesecãi cọ, cãi vã

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• Englishquarrel

• Englishground of dispute, complaint

• Bengaliবিবাদ

• Catalanqueixa

• Danishuenighed

• Dutchgeschilpuntbetwisting

• Portuguesequeixa

• Swedishoenighet

• Esperantocheckmalpaco

• Interlinguacheckaltercation, checkquerela

• Italianchecklitecontesa

• Latincheckjurgiu, checkaltercatio

• Spanishcheckpelea

• Volapükcheckdikod, checkzan

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• Englishquarrel

• Englishto contend, argue strongly, squabble

• Aromaniannstertu

• Belarusianсва́рыцца

• Burmeseရန်ဖြစ်

• Catalanbarallar-se, discutir

• Chinese

• Cantonese拗

• Mandarin吵架拌嘴

• Czechhádat

• Danishskændes

• Dutchbekvechten, ruzieën, ruzie maken, redetwisten, twisten

• Finnishriidellä

• Frenchse disputer, se quereller

• Greekκαβγαδίζω, τσακώνομαι

• Hindiझगड़ा

• Hungarianveszekszik, veszekedik

• Italianlitigare, discutere, bisticciare

• Japanese言い争う

• Korean싸우다다투다

• Maoriwhakanihoniho, whakanehenehe

• Norwegiankrangle

• Persianستیزیدن

• Portuguesediscutir, querelar

• Romaniancerta

• Russianссо́ритьсяруга́ться

• Scottish gaelicconnsaich, troid

• Slovakhádať

• Swedishkrångla

• Ukrainianсва́ритися

• Urduجھگڑا

• Venetianbegar

• Vietnamesecãi cọ, cãi vã

• Yiddishצעקריגן

2.

• Englishkink

• Englishtight curl, twist, or bend

• Dutchkink

• Finnishsykkyrä

• Frenchcoude

• Hebre קשר

• Portuguesecacho

• Russianпереги́бизги́б

• Spanisharrugadoblez

• Swedishknutfnurra

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• Englishkink

• Englishto form a kink or twist

• Russianперегну́тьсяперекрути́ться

• Spanisharrugar, doblar

3.

• Englishtwist

• Englishtwisting force

• Finnishvääntö, kierto

• Italiantorsionedistorsione

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

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• Englishtwist

• Englishanything twisted, or the act of twisting, the degree of stress or strain when twisted

• Finnishvääntö, kierto, kierre

• Italiandistorsione

• Portuguesetorcedura

• Scottish gaeliccar

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• Englishtwist

• Englishtype of dance

• Armenianթվիստ

• Czechtwist

• Faroesetvist

• Finnishtwist

• Frenchtwist

• GermanTwist

• Portuguesetwist

• Russianтвист

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• Englishtwist

• Englishto form a twist (in any of the above meanings)

• Finnishvääntää, kiertää, kääntää, punoa

• Kurdish

• Soraniئاڵاندن

• Dutchcheckdraaien

• Hungarianchecksodorni, checkösszesodorni

• Sindhicheckوَرائِڻُ

• Telugucheckమెలిదిప్పు(melidippu)check

4.

• Englishwry

• Englishtwisted

• Dutchverdraaid, verwrongen

• Finnishkiero, vääntynyt

• Germanverdreht, gewunden

• Greekστρεβλός

• Russianискривлённый

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• Englishwry

• Englishto twist

• Dutchwringen, verwringen, verdraaien

• Finnishvääntää

• Russianискажать

• Swedishförvrida

5.

• Englishscrew up

• Englishto twist into a contorted state

• Finnishvääntää

• Maorikupi qualifier

6.

• Englishlay

• Englishdirection a rope is twisted

• Finnishkierteen suunta, kierre

• Russianскру́тка, сви́вка

7.

• Englishwarp

• Englishdistortion or twist

• Dutchscheeftrekking

• Finnishvääntymä, vääristymä

• Frenchdéformation

• GermanVerzerrungVerwerfung

• Italiandeformazionepiegatura

• Polishwypaczenie

• Russianискривле́ние

• Turkisheğrilik, yamukluk

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• Englishwarp

• Englishto twist or turn something out of shape

• Catalandeformar, torçar

• Frenchdéformer, tordre

• Hungarianhajlít, görbít

• Italianpiegare, deformare, distorcere, inarcare, curvare

• Maoriwhakakōiro

• Polishpaczyćwypaczyć

• Portuguesedeformar

• Russianдеформи́роватьискажа́тькорёжить

• Spanishdeformar

• Walloontoide

8.

• Englishcrank

• Englishtwist or turn in speech

• Finnishkäänne, veivaus

• Turkishkelime oyunu

• Normancheckmaniaque

9.

• Englishbendy

• EnglishContaining many bends and twists

• Finnishmutkikas, mutkitteleva

• Scottish gaeliclùbach

10.

• Englishvolvulus

• Englishtwist in a loop of the bowel

• Portuguesevólvulo

11.

• Englishentwine

• EnglishTo twist or twine around something (or one another)

• Bulgarianсплитам

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Czechobtočit (se)

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishkietoa

• Frenchentrelacer

• Galicianentrelazar, entretecer

• Idointerplektar

• Italianintrecciare

• Japaneseneeded

• Khmerneeded

• Mongolianсүлжих

• Normanenlachi

• Norwegianflette

• Occitanentrelaçar, trenar

• Russianсплетать, обвивать, обхва́тывать

• Thaineeded

12.

• Englishpretzel

• Englishanything that is knotted, twisted, or tangled

• Finnishsolmu, hässäkkä

13.

• Englishtwisty

• Englishthat twists

• Czechklikatý

• Finnishkiemurteleva

• Russianизви́листый

14.

• Englishcontort

• EnglishTo twist in a violent manner

• Bulgarianизкривявам

• Czechzkroutit

• Dutchverwringen

• Frenchse contorsionner

• Maoriwhakapī qualifier

• Russianдеформировать, скручивать, изгиба́ть

• Swedishförvrida

• Walloonsi ctråyner

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• Englishcontort

• EnglishTo twist into or as if into a strained shape or expression

• Bulgarianизкривявам

• Dutchverwrongen of ontzet raken

• Maoriwhakakōiro

• Russianискривля́ть, искажа́ть

• Spanishcontorsionar

15.

• Englishgnarl

• Englishto knot or twist

• Finnishväännellä, murjoa

16.

• Englishtorque

• Englisha rotational or twisting force

• Chinese

• Mandarin力矩

• Czechtočivý moment

• Danishkraftmoment

• Dutchkoppel

• Finnishvääntömomentti

• Frenchcouple

• GermanDrehmoment

• Greekστροφορμή

• Hindiबलाघूर्ण

• Irishtorc

• Italiancoppia

• Japaneseトルク

• Maoritōpana whakahuri

• Norwegiandreiemoment

• Polishmoment obrotowy

• Portuguesetorque

• Russianмоме́нт си́лы

• Slovenevrtilni moment

• Spanishpar de torsiónmomento de fuerza

• Swedishvridmoment, kraftmoment

• Tagaloghabyog

• Welshtrory

17.

• Englishout|cast

• Englishof fabric, timber etc.: to twist or warp

• Finnishtaivuttaa, vääntää

18.

• Englishentangle

• Englishtwist or interweave

• Bulgarianвплитам

• Czechzaplést

• Dutchverwarren, verknopen

• Frenchintriquer, empêtrer, tortiller

• Italianingarbugliare, intrigare, confondere

• Maorirore

• Romanianzăpăci, încurca

• Scottish gaelicamail

• Spanishenredar

19.

• Englishcurl

• Englishto twist or form into ringlets

• Finnishkihartaa

20.

• Englishroll

• Englisha cylindrical twist of tobacco

• Dutchrol

• Hindiतम्बाकू का गोला

• Italianrullare

• Spanishrollo

• Vietnamesecuộn

21.

• Englishwreathe

• Englishtwist into a shape similar to a wreath

• Esperantoplekti

22.

• Englishsliver

• Englishstrand or slender roll of cotton or other fiber in a loose, untwisted state

• Finnishtappura, rohdin, aivina

• GermanBand

• Turkishkordon, şerit

23.

• Englishchignon

• Englishroll or twist of hair worn at the nape of the neck, a bun

• Chinese

• Mandarin髮髻

• Finnishnuttura

• Frenchchignon

• GermanDutt

• Hungariankonty

• Italiancrocchia

• Japanese団子

• Russianшиньо́н

• Spanishmoño

24.

• Englishtweak

• Englisha sharp pinch or jerk, a twist or twitch, as, a tweak of the nose

• Frenchcoup sec

• Italianpizzicotto, tirata di naso

• Russianщипо́к

• Turkishçimdik, kesme alma, makas alma

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• Englishtweak

• Englishto pinch and pull with a sudden jerk and twist, to twitch.

• Dutchtrekken, draaien, knijpen

• Frenchtordre

• Germanzwicken

• Russianщипа́ть

• Turkishçimdiklemek

25.

• Englishextort

• Englishto twist outwards

• Italianspillare

• Serbo-Croatianìznuditi

• Norwegianutpresse (1,2)

• Serbo-Croatianìznuditi

26.

• Englishlabyrinthine

• Englishtwisting, convoluted, baffling

• Catalanlaberíntic

• Finnishmonimutkainen, rönsyilevä, labyrinttimäinen, sekava

• Hindiपेचीदा

• Portugueselabiríntico

• Russianзапутанный, сло́жный, qualifierru

• Spanishlaberíntico

• Swedishlabyrintisk, förvillande

27.

• Englishwreath

• Englishsomething twisted and curled

• Finnishkiehkura

• Italianspirale

• Persianحلقه

• Russianвито́к

• Welshtorch

28.

• Englishtwine

• Englisha twist, a convolution

• Czechprovázání

• Frenchtorsion

• GermanWindungDrehung

• Irishsníomh

• Mongolianэрч

• Occitanconvoluciontorcement

• Russianсплете́ние

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

29.

• Englishtorsion

• Englishthe act of turning or twisting

• Finnishvääntö

• GermanWindung

• Italiantorsione

• Korean말림

• Portuguesetorção

• Russianскручивание

• Spanishtorsión

• Turkishburkulma

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• Englishtorsion

• Englishthat force with which a thread, wire, or rod tends to return to a state of rest after it has been twisted

• Spanishelasticidad

• Turkishburulma

• Dutchchecktorsie

• Norwegianchecktorsjon

30.

• Englishwriggle

• Englishto twist one's body and move the limbs

• Chinese

• Mandarin蠢動蠕动

• Dutchwiebelen

• Esperantobarakti

• Finnishkiemurrella

• Frenchremuer, se tortiller

• Germansich winden, schlängeln

• Greekστριφογυρίζω

• Hungariantekereg

• Italiancontorcersi

• Japaneseうごめくのたくる

• Manchuᡳᠪᡠᡵᡧᠠᠮᠪᡳ

• Maoritakatū, tīkorikori, onioni, kareu, korikori, koropeka,

• Portuguesecontorcer-se

• Russianизвива́ться

• Serbo-Croatianmigoljiti, meškoljiti, мигољити, мешкољити

• Spanishretorcer

• Swedishslingra, vifta, vicka

31.

• Englishsquirm

• Englishtwist one’s body with snakelike motion

• Dutchwriemelen, wringen

• Finnishkiemurrella, vääntelehtiä

• Frenchse tortiller

• Germanwinden

• Hungarianvonaglik, tekereg

• Maoritakaokeoke

• Norwegianvri seg

• Polishwić się

• Portugueseserpentear

• Russianизвива́ться, изгиба́ться, ко́рчиться qualifier

• Serbo-Croatianmigoljiti, meškoljiti

• Spanishserpentear, retorcerse

• Thaiดิ้น

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• Englishsquirm

• Englishtwist in discomfort, especially from shame or embarrassment

• Dutchwriemelen

• Finnishkiemurrella

• Maoritakaokeoke

• Norwegianvri seg

• Polishwprawić w zakłopotanie

• Russianпоёживаться, ёрзать

32.

• Englishwrench

• Englishviolent twisting movement

• Aragonesearrancar

• Dutchruk

• Esperantotordo

• Finnishvääntö

• GermanDrehbewegung

• Hungarianrántás, rándítás, ficamítás

• Irishsníomh

• Italianstrappostrattone

• Macedonianизвиткување

• Portuguesesacalão

• Romanianrăsucire

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

• Spanishtirón

• Turkishburma, buru, burku

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• Englishwrench

• Englishinjury caused by a violent twisting or pulling of a limb

• Finnishnyrjähdys

• Hungarianfica

• Turkishburku

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• Englishwrench

• Englishto pull or twist

• Dutchafbreken, loswringen

• Finnishkiskaista, riuhtaista, tempaista, (to (try to) pull or twist continuously) kiskoa, riuhtoa, tempoa

• Frencharracher

• Germandrehen

• Hungarianránt, rándít, (to (try to) pull or twist continuously)

• Irishfreang, sníomh

• Italiantorcere, storcere

• Portuguesearrancar

• Romaniana trage, a invarti

• Russianвывёртывать, вырыва́ть, тяну́ть, дёргать

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

• Turkishburmak

33.

• Englishwring

• Englishto squeeze or twist tightly so that liquid is forced out

• Armenianքամել

• Chinese

• Mandarin擰绞

• Czechždímat

• Danishvride

• Dutchuitwringen

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishvääntää

• Frenchessorer

• Friulianstuargi

• Galicianespremer

• Germanwringen, auswringen

• Greekστείβω

• Hebre סחט

• Hungariankinyo

• Indonesianperas

• Italianspremere

• Japanese絞る

• Mongolianмушгих

• Normanteurtre

• Khmerneeded

• Latviangriezt

• Manxfaast

• Persianچلاندن

• Portuguesetorcer

• Romanianstoarce

• Russianвыжима́тьвыкру́чивать

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicисциједити

• Romaniscijediti

• Spanishexprimir, retorcer, escurrir, retorcer

• Swedishvrida ur

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• Englishwring

• Englishto hold tightly and press or twist

• Danishvride

• Dutchwringen

• Finnishväännellä qualifier

• Indonesianremas

• Portuguesetorcer

• Russianсжима́ть

• Scottish gaelicsnìomh

• Spanishretorcer

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• Englishwring

• Englishto kill an animal by breaking its neck by twisting

• Maorikōwiri, tāwhiri

• Dutchcheckwringen, checkuitwringen

• Frenchchecktordre

• Interlinguacheckexprimer, checktorquer

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• Englishswirl

• Englishto twist or whirl

• Arabicneeded

• Danishhvirvle

• Esperantoneeded

• Estoniankeerlema

• Finnishpyörteillä, kieppua

• Frenchtourbillonner

• Idoneeded

• Italianvorticare, turbinare

• Japanese巻く, 渦巻く

• Khmerកួច

• Maorimāwe, māue, whirowhiro, kōripo, miro, kōmingo

• 
  

• Englishswirl

• Englishto be arranged in a twist, spiral or whorl

• Esperantoneeded

• Finnishkiertyä

• Idoneeded

• Khmerneeded

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• Englishswirl

• Englishtwist or coil of something

• Finnishkierre

• Italianriccio

• Russianзавито́к

35.

• Englishtwisting

• Englishhaving many twists

• Dutchkronkelend

36.

• Englishwrithe

• Englishto twist or contort the body

• Dutchkronkelen, draaien, vervormen

• Finnishvääntelehtiä tuskissaan qualifier

• Frenchse débattre, se démener, se tortiller

• Germanwinden, krümmen

• Italiancontorcersi

• Maoritakaokeoke, takaoio, takaoraora, takaoriori, hīkaikai, okeoke,

• Polishwić się

• Portugueseretorcer-se, contorcer-se

• Russianко́рчиться

• Serbo-Croatiansvijati se, previjati se

• Spanishcontorsionar qualifier

37.

• Englishcorkscrew

• Englishboxing, martial arts: a type of sharp, twisting punch

• Japaneseコークスクリュー

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• Englishcorkscrew

• Englishto wind or twist in the path of a corkscrew

• Armenianպարուրագծով շարժվել, qualifierhy

• Chinese

• Mandarin瓶塞钻

• Finnishkiemurrella

• Maorikōmiro

• Russianизвиваться

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• Englishcorkscrew

• Englishto cause something to twist or move in a spiral path or shape

• Russianизвивать

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