curl in Latin
curl in Latin is cirrus — curl means a spiral or ring-shaped lock of hair.
curl in Latin
cirrus
A curving piece or lock of hair; a ringlet.
What does "curl" mean?
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noun A spiral or ring-shaped lock of hair.
"Her hair fell in loose curls around her shoulders."
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noun An exercise where the arm is bent against resistance to work the biceps.
"He did three sets of bicep curls at the gym."
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verb To twist something into a spiral shape, or to naturally form one.
"Smoke curled up from the chimney."
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curl in a sentence
- Her hair fell in loose curls around her shoulders.
- He did three sets of bicep curls at the gym.
- Smoke curled up from the chimney.
- She curled her hair before the party.
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What is "curl" in Latin?
"curl" in Latin is cirrus. curl means: A spiral or ring-shaped lock of hair.
How do you use "curl" in a sentence?
Example: "Her hair fell in loose curls around her shoulders." In Latin, "curl" is cirrus.
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