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to shape something into a spiral or coiled pattern
to form or shape hair into a series of loops or spirals using a curling iron, rollers, or other styling tools
to twist around something, forming a spiral shape
to bend or position a part of body in a curved or coiled shape
to participate in the Scottish game of curling, which involves sliding polished stones across ice towards a target area
to take on a curved or spiraled shape
to lift a weight, like a dumbbell, by bending one's elbow and bringing the weight closer to body, typically to strengthen the biceps
a piece or lock of hair that is curved
something that resembles a spiral or coil
American chemist who with Richard Smalley and Harold Kroto discovered fullerenes and opened a new branch of chemistry (born in 1933)
a weightlifting exercise that typically targets the muscles in the arms, specifically the biceps, and is often done with dumbbells or a barbell
