kink

A pig has a snout for a nose, small eyes, and a small tail, which may be curly, kinked, or straight.

The device is characterized in that the lancet includes a structure of changed stiffness, which can also be referred to as a kinked area.

Her four-person guided tour survived trips over the handlebars, kinked chains and gear cables so clogged with mud they had to be replaced.

The direct and positive clearness is kinked by the questions closely, which composes the positive and negative points of Ge Hui's pictures.

She trick or treat love, but always make a few small kinked you.

The concept's kinked beltline will probably spark debate, but actually hides the rear door's power sliding mechanism.

In particular, he rejects the sticky price assumed in the kinked demand curve model.

Especially, the kinked line shape includes a polygon network.

Hair comes in all colours, lengths, and thicknesses and it can be straight, slightly kinked, or very curly.

If they're in this position, the budget line becomes "kinked" , as shown in this picture:

Adriamycin and mitomycin dose-dependently downregulate X-kinked inhibitor of apoptosis protein in human bladder cancer cells

New Construction Techniques for Kinked Pylons of Fumin Bridge in Shenyang

the gas hose is not connected, or is damaged or kinked