Definition of twizzle in English:

twizzle

verbˈtwɪz(ə)l

dialect, informal

Spin or cause to spin around.
旋转；使转动
Example sentencesExamples
- As he spun tracks from Can, The Beach Boys, Tim Buckley's ‘Star Sailor’ and Scott Walker's ‘Tilt’, a million car-radio dials twizzled away, never to return.
- Sir Harvey twizzled his monster moustache and sipped his favourite drink: strong tea with four lumps!
- With all those heads twizzling by and all manner of human flotsam and jetsam floating by it is often impossible to keep your finger on the pulse of things.
- He thoughtfully twizzled his thinning grey beard and fell silent for a long time. A very long time.
- He twizzled about in his chair and fished a bulky brown envelope, waving it victoriously as he turned back around.

nounˈtwɪz(ə)l

dialect, informal

A twisting or spinning movement.
旋转；转动
Example sentencesExamples
- Only a small mistake on a twizzle during a footwork sequence kept the Canadians behind the Russians.
- The team moved into the Charleston rhythm with a midline (not touching) step sequence which was fast and and contained lots of turns and twizzles throughout.
- The European bronze medalist impressed the crowd with innovative lifts and fast twizzles, scoring 45.90 points for their elements, improving significantly on their previous personal best of 39.60 points.
- The reigning World Junior bronze medalists left a good impression, but their twizzles were a bit out of control.
- The reigning Four Continents champions also executed a serpentine lift followed by synchronized twizzles, two curve lifts (one in combination with a rotational lift), a spirited diagonal step sequence, and a nice rotational lift.

Origin

Late 18th century: probably imitative, influenced by twist.

Rhymes

chisel, drizzle, fizzle, frizzle, grizzle, mizzle, sizzle, swizzle

单词	twizzle
释义	Definition of twizzle in English: twizzle verbˈtwɪz(ə)l dialect, informal Spin or cause to spin around. 旋转；使转动 Example sentencesExamples As he spun tracks from Can, The Beach Boys, Tim Buckley's ‘Star Sailor’ and Scott Walker's ‘Tilt’, a million car-radio dials twizzled away, never to return. Sir Harvey twizzled his monster moustache and sipped his favourite drink: strong tea with four lumps! With all those heads twizzling by and all manner of human flotsam and jetsam floating by it is often impossible to keep your finger on the pulse of things. He thoughtfully twizzled his thinning grey beard and fell silent for a long time. A very long time. He twizzled about in his chair and fished a bulky brown envelope, waving it victoriously as he turned back around. nounˈtwɪz(ə)l dialect, informal A twisting or spinning movement. 旋转；转动 Example sentencesExamples Only a small mistake on a twizzle during a footwork sequence kept the Canadians behind the Russians. The team moved into the Charleston rhythm with a midline (not touching) step sequence which was fast and and contained lots of turns and twizzles throughout. The European bronze medalist impressed the crowd with innovative lifts and fast twizzles, scoring 45.90 points for their elements, improving significantly on their previous personal best of 39.60 points. The reigning World Junior bronze medalists left a good impression, but their twizzles were a bit out of control. The reigning Four Continents champions also executed a serpentine lift followed by synchronized twizzles, two curve lifts (one in combination with a rotational lift), a spirited diagonal step sequence, and a nice rotational lift. Origin Late 18th century: probably imitative, influenced by twist. Rhymes chisel, drizzle, fizzle, frizzle, grizzle, mizzle, sizzle, swizzle
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