Definition of TWISTED

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The twisted vine motif recalls a wreath of flowers that might be worn by a woodland sprite. — Olivia Martin, Town & Country, "The Jewelry on Game of Thrones Offers Clues to the Season 8 Finale," 18 May 2019 Farinah wrote, sharing a photo of Beyoncé’s tight, twisted curls, finished with a sleek side part. — Christian Allaire, Vogue, "Beyoncé Embraces Her Natural Curls in a Showstopping Way," 28 Apr. 2019 The makeup black market is so twisted and has several layers. — Kelsey Stiegman, Seventeen, "Everything We Know About the Jeffree Star Cosmetics Break-In and Theft," 2 Apr. 2019 At the heart of each case, however, is a twisted killer — and their victims, often slain in brutal ways, who suffered most. — Chris Harris, PEOPLE.com, "Haunting Serial Killers and What Ended Their Bloody Reigns," 30 Apr. 2018 The entire episode is one long monologue, a raw, brutally honest dissection of their twisted relationship. — Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica, "TV Technica 2018: Our favorite shows and binges," 24 Dec. 2018 Sometimes described as twisted mini buns, Bantu knots originated from the hundreds of ethnic groups spread across Southern Africa. — Nadra Nittle, Vox, "Bantu knots are the latest natural hairstyle at the center of a workplace dispute," 20 Dec. 2018 Other issues that urgent care facilities typically handle include pink eye, rashes, hives, ear pain, a twisted ankle, other musculoskeletal pains, and gynecologic issues such as urinary tract infections. 2. — Cassie Shortsleeve, SELF, "When to Go to Urgent Care Vs. the ER," 16 Feb. 2019 Boneyard Beach is a must-see, with its twisted and tangled skeletal remains of live oaks and cedar trees, beaten down and uprooted by storms and erosion, salt-washed, sea-bashed and sun-beaten. — Bob Rountree, Sun-Sentinel.com, "The Talbot Islands: paradise on the edge," 10 Apr. 2018

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