Verb:

খেয়ালখুশিমত মোচড়ান,

twiddles's Usage Examples:

The Dean sticks his fingers in the space and "twiddles" them, inadvertently creating the universe.

Ollie mimes Stan's famous befuddled head scratch while an exasperated Stan twiddles his tie in response and delivers Ollie's signature catchphrase, "Here's.

of modal intervals, and his finished execution of ornamental turns and twiddles (in which so many folk-singers abound) are typical of all that is best.

usual deep-pile arrangements, these twinkling melodies and synth-prog twiddles sound rather insubstantial; TV Destroy is tinselly new wave that would.

The donkey laughs in delight as Donald twiddles his thumbs annoyed while the gold that is immobilizing him gradually crumbles.

GU twiddles thumbs as rivals snatch big signings Jerome Ramatlhakwane at National-Football-Teams.

Keep all its tricks and twiddles, take away its vital hook and this is what you're left with.

The expression "x ~ y" is sometimes read aloud as "x twiddles y", perhaps as an analogue to the verbal expression of "x = y".

that the tilde is sometimes called a twiddle, and the bitwise complement twiddles every bit: if you have a 1, it's a 0, and if you have a 0, it's a 1.

Moomins, particularly those of Snufkin, his harmonica with "trills" and "twiddles".

puppets in the same shot: while the hand, intended to belong to Southern, twiddles a pen in the foreground, the puppets of Kenyon and Dempsey occupy the background.

Sometimes she succeeds and twiddles her glasses, saying her other catchphrase "Magic!" She is at the Bottom.

work: One bold flourish is usually better than a larger number of small twiddles, which are not worth doing anyway.

"HGST releases helium-filled 10TB hard drive; Seagate twiddles shingled fingers".

facial expression, or, grimaces, does not twiddle hands, or, frequently twiddles something in their hand, or, uses body and hand gestures to emphasize a.

Synonyms:

whirl; revolve; rotate; swirl; go around; twirl;

Antonyms:

nitrify; curdle; straight line; unbend; disentangle;