What is another word for whorl?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈɔːl], [ wˈɔːl], [ w_ˈɔː_l]
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Synonyms for Whorl:
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n.
• coil • convolution • curl • curve- Curvation ,
- Ellipses ,
- Menisci ,
- Meniscuses ,
- Ogee ,
- Parabolas ,
- Rondure ,
- Sinuosities ,
- camber ,
- cambers ,
- catenaries ,
- catenary ,
- chord ,
- chords ,
- ellipse ,
- flexure ,
- flexures ,
- half-moon ,
- half-moons ,
- halfmoon ,
- horseshoe ,
- horseshoes ,
- hyperbola ,
- hyperbolas ,
- incurvation ,
- incurvature ,
- meniscus ,
- ogees ,
- parabola ,
- sinuosity .
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v.
• round • swirl Other synonyms:
- arabesque ,
- argyle ,
- arrangement ,
- array ,
- articulation ,
- check ,
- chronology ,
- coloration ,
- column ,
- configuration .
- swirl .
Other relevant words:
- CRISPS ,
- Crisped ,
- Crisping ,
- Eddied ,
- Eddying ,
- Purled ,
- Purling ,
- Snaked ,
- Snaking ,
- construction ,
- purl ,
- purls ,
- round ,
- swoosh ,
- swooshing ,
- whirlpool ,
- whirlpooled ,
- whirlpooling .
- Evolute ,
- Gurge ,
- Intort ,
- Rotator ,
- axial motion ,
- axial rotation ,
- bankroll ,
- bend ,
- bow ,
- bun ,
- circle ,
- cirrus ,
- contort ,
- corkscrew ,
- crimp ,
- crinkle ,
- curl ,
- curlicue ,
- curve ,
- drum roll ,
- eddy ,
- eye ,
- eyelet ,
- forelock ,
- furl ,
- genus helix ,
- gyre ,
- gyroscope ,
- hair ,
- hank ,
- helix ,
- hoop ,
- involute ,
- kink ,
- knot ,
- list ,
- lock ,
- lock chamber ,
- loop ,
- meander ,
- noose ,
- paradiddle ,
- pealing ,
- revolution ,
- ring ,
- ringlet ,
- roll ,
- roller ,
- rolling ,
- roster ,
- scallop ,
- screw ,
- scroll ,
- serpentine ,
- slink ,
- snake ,
- spin ,
- spiral ,
- spire ,
- tendril ,
- turn ,
- twine ,
- twirl ,
- twist ,
- twist and turn ,
- verticil ,
- volute ,
- volution ,
- vortex ,
- wheel ,
- whirl ,
- wind ,
- winding ,
- worm ,
- wring .
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How to use "Whorl" in context?
Whorls are a common form found in the shape and structure of many organic and inorganic objects. Whorls can be seen as a type of spiral. Spirals are found all around us, in everything from the patterns on seashells to the spiral staircases in many homes. Whorls have been used by scientists and artists for centuries to create beautiful works of art. Whorls can be found in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, and can be found in bothorganic and organic materials.
Homophones for Whorl:
- WURL, whirl.
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- Synonyms:
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