to shape something into a spiral or coiled pattern

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

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