Bend as light
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REFRACTBend, as light
LOOSENBend, as rules
FLEXBend, as muscles
FLEXBend, as biceps
WARPBend, as a timber
FLEXBend, as a joint
FLEXBend, as a muscle
FLEXBend, as an elbow
FLEXBend, as an arm
DOUBLEUPBend over, as in laughter.
SANERNot as far around the bend
doubleto bend over, as from pain
incurvedto bend so as to curve inward
crookingBend (something, esp. a finger as a signal)
carrickas in carrick bend, a knot for joining cables
crimpingSqueeze (metal) so as to bend or corrugate it
crimpedSqueeze (metal) so as to bend or corrugate it
bowinglyto bend the body or head, as in respect or greeting
bowto bend the body or head, as in respect or greeting
bowedto bend the body or head, as in respect or greeting
bowingto bend the body or head, as in respect or greeting
bowsto bend the body or head, as in respect or greeting
flexorsa muscle serving to bend a body part (as a limb)
crouchedBend over in this way so as to be close to (someone or something)
crouchingBend over in this way so as to be close to (someone or something)
peento draw, bend, or flatten by or as if by hammering with a peen
wimpleda. fold or wrinkle, as in cloth b. curve, bend, or turn, as in a road or river
wimplea. fold or wrinkle, as in cloth b. curve, bend, or turn, as in a road or river
wimplesa. fold or wrinkle, as in cloth b. curve, bend, or turn, as in a road or river
angulatingHold, bend, or distort (a part of the body, esp. of an animal) so as to form an angle or angles
angulatedHold, bend, or distort (a part of the body, esp. of an animal) so as to form an angle or angles
angulatesHold, bend, or distort (a part of the body, esp. of an animal) so as to form an angle or angles
cottisea narrow stripe that usually occurs as one of a pair, with each stripe occurring on either side of a bend, fess, or other charge, and each being one fourth of a bend in breadth
hogging(with reference to a ship) Bend or become bent convex upward along its length as a result either of the hull being supported in the middle and not at the ends (as in a heavy sea) or the vessel's being loaded more heavily at the ends