v. and n. 1.to take on the shape of a coil or ring; 2.to become curved at an edge; 3.to move in a curving way n. 1.an individual ring of hair
Did you curl your own hair?
Did you curl your own hair?
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The male zeren has lyre-shaped horns which curl backwards from the forehead.
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What shape did Alice curl up in?
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A thin curl of smoke arose lazily from the cabin.
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What creature can curl into a ball and roll on the ground?
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Why did Molly want to curl her hair?
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Where is somewhere Tabby would curl up?
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Where did Snowball curl up while Annie finished breakfast?
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The magazine cover is prone to curl at the edges.
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What does it mean if you curl to port?
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Besides to protect itself, why else does a hoglet curl into a ball?
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Who helped Molly curl her hair?
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Who wanted to curl up with a good book?
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''Through her veil, he saw her mouth curl with derision.'' What does 'derision' mean?
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Where did Max & Mo love to curl up in?
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ring; twist; wave
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1 syllables
curl
berle
birle
burl
earl
earle
earll
erl
girl
hearl
herl
hurl
kerl
merl
merle
pearl
pearle
perl
perle
searl
searle
shirl
sperl
swirl
twirl
whirl
whorl
wurl
unfurl
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