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Meanings of curl in English
Portuguese
curvar Catalan
arrissar-se Spanish
curl Pattern run by a receiver in American football.
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Usage of curl in English
1
Which means what? I curl my only working hand into a fist.
2
Smooth in your styling product, whether a curl cream or light oil.
3
Good Friday Peach leaf curl strikes in the fruit and veg garden.
4
The simple but sinister question made Finian curl his lip in disgust.
5
Pill occupied her time in putting her few straggling locks in curl-papers.
6
Gentry's study made her want to curl up with a book immediately.
7
On the contrary, the natural curl in his hair looks very good.
8
Other tests include a two-minute step-up task and a 30-second arm curl.
9
We love every kink, nap, and curl just the way they are.
10
All the petals would curl up and go brown at the edges.
11
Her fingers curl and uncurl at the end of long, taut arms.
12
She would like to curl his hair, and weave garlands in it.
13
She saw it curl and wreathe itself against the cold blue east.
14
Your tail has a nice little curl in it, almost like mine.
15
The contemptuous curl of her lip seemed silently to brave Michel Menko.
16
You might spare me and yourself that scornful curl of the lip.
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Translations for curl
Curl through the time
Curl across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common