Twist
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 546
twist, v.t. to twine to unite or form by Qt«, far me, h6r mine u; Typhus winding together to form from several threads to encircle with something: to wreathe to wind spirally to turn from the true form or meaning — to insinuate v.i. to be united by winding. n. that which twisted a cord a single thread manner of twisting a contortion a small roll of tobacco. n. Twist'cr. [A.S. twist, cloth of double thread twa, E. Two contrast Dut. twist, Ger. zwist, discord— Two.J
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