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Meanings of twirl (twirled) in English
Usage of twirled in English
1
It twirled in the air, and then flew back over his head.
2
And he twirled his staff in his fingers till it whistled again.
3
Any public profile can survive a minor scandal if it's twirled correctly.
4
In any case he frowned, vigorously twirled his dark moustache, and exclaimed:
5
Blue butterflies twirled in front of his face, pale moths flew out.
6
She stepped back and twirled the chair about with her disengaged hand.
7
He twirled a paper-cutter in his fingers, reflected a moment, and said:-
8
But here and here-He twirled the bunch skilfully on its string.
9
The powerfully built young American twirled his hat uncomfortably between his fingers.
10
To my surprise, the more I twirled, the more people ignored me.
11
De Chauxville twirled his neat mustache, looking keenly at her the while.
12
He selected a blackthorn, twirled it, saluted, and posed before the mirror.
13
Mountain peaks twirled by her ship and barreled away into the void.
14
Hey, mine isn't too shabby either!' She stood up and twirled around.
15
For it tossed him, and twirled him, then passed, and he stood
16
I twirled in a slow circle, stirring up eddies at my feet.
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Translations for twirled
Spanish
Twirled through the time
Twirled across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common