Curls

What do we mean by curls?

A piece or lock of curling hair; a ringlet.

A curved stroke or shape.

A spin making the trajectory of an object curve.

Movement of a moving rock away from a straight line.

Any exercise performed by bending the arm, wrist, or leg on the exertion against resistance, especially those that train the biceps.

The vector field denoting the rotationality of a given vector field.

(proper noun) The vector operator, denoted \rm{curl}\; or \vec{\nabla}\times\vec{\left(\cdot\right)}, that generates this field.

Any of various diseases of plants causing the leaves or shoots to curl up; often specifically the potato curl.

The contrasting light and dark figure seen in wood used for stringed instrument making; the flame.

A pattern where the receiver appears to be running a fly pattern but after a set number of steps or yards quickly stops and turns around, looking for a pass.

An expression used reffering to something or someone that is ugly. Urban Dictionary

Another word for jacking off. Urban Dictionary

Curling is a sport involving ice, brooms, and originally a rock. It is chiefly played in Canada. Unlike hockey, it is not taken seriously in the United States. Many suspect that it is a byproduct of both the cold Northern climate and the Canadian propensity for beer. Urban Dictionary

Replacement of any any swear, peace, or anything. Urban Dictionary

The ancient Scottish sport of curling has been called a hybrid of bowling and chess set on ice, but perhaps the closest analogy is shuffleboard. Two four-member teams slide 42-pound granite stones (the best of which come from a single quarry in Scotland) on a sheet of ice toward a target area. Teammates sweep the ice in front of the stone to help maneuver it towards the center target. Each player on the team throws two stones during an "end," which is sort of like an inning in baseball. The team with the most points after 8 or 10 ends wins the match. Did I mention that you can knock your opponents' stones out of contention? The name "curling" comes from the Old English verb "to curr," or growl. There's a fair amount of shouting during the game, as team members urge each other on while sweeping the ice in front of the stone. This year, the British women's team gave their country its first Winter Olympics gold medal since 1984, while the Norwegian men's team upset the Canadian favorites. Urban Dictionary

Curling: the favorite past-time of a northern minnesotan/canadian physics professor's housewife. push...sweep, sweep, sweep. Watch physics in action. Urban Dictionary

Unlike what the other asshole said,a curling game consists of two four player teams, and the object is to have your rock the closest to the pin after sliding it from one end of the ice to the other, the skip tells the sweepers to sweep or not to sweep, and sweeping drags the rock further, and holds line. Curling is a game of skill, and accuracy and most games are won by centimetres. And by the way, The united states have a mens team, a womens, team, a junior mens team, and a junior womens team, You ignorant fuckhead, to think that someone can actually criticise a sport that they know absolutely nothing about, bravo dickhead you just embarrassed your country by being such a fuckoff. Urban Dictionary

When someone tries to tell you off and you come up with a good comeback. burned Told Urban Dictionary

When a person's personality is so dead (uninteresting, boring) that you would rather watch curling (the "sport"). Urban Dictionary

1. Someone who is thoroughly convinced that he/she is a man (or pirate) or possesses male-like qualities, often to his/her mockery. 2. Someone who insults women on a daily basis. 3. "A fucking stud, usually brown haired and brown eyed. Wears argyle sweaters and never does anything wrong." 4. ^ A liar Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to curls:
curls, curl, curly, culls, cures, curds, curs, curbs, curle, urls, carls, burls, hurls, churls, purls, curts, furls, crls, culs, curll, curns, curis, curli.

Words that rhyme with curls:
girls, pearls, earls, whorls, perls, searles, swirls, whirls, burls, hurls, twirls, cowgirls, furls, merles, earles, showgirls, searls, berles, berls, sirles.

Adjectives that are often used to describe curls:
long, black, dark, golden, brown, blond, little, soft, short, tight, red, thick, yellow, blonde, fair, white, loose, gray, bright, glossy, tangled, flaxen, beautiful, damp, auburn, natural, light, silky, tiny, rich, unruly, grey, crisp, corkscrew, false, pretty, wild, heavy, spiral, blue, gold, silken, wet, side, lovely, sunny, thin, stiff, wavy, colored, luxuriant, close, tousled, shiny, pale, ambrosial, reddish, flat, like, graceful, wispy, fluffy, springy, abundant, wiry, powdered, frizzy, length, greasy, rebellious, elaborate, artificial, sandy, round, dumbbell, silvery, matted, bouncy, lustrous, fat, tawny, neat, delicate, smooth, rough, smoke.

Consonant match to curls:
calls, culls, kills, coals, coils, coles, cales, keels, cools, kells, colles, cowls, kohls, kayles, calles, kyles.

Words that sound like curls:
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