Examples of curl in a Sentence Verb She curls her hair every morning. Can you curl your tongue? The baby's fingers were tightly curled.

CURLED definition: 1. past simple and past participle of curl 2. to make something into the shape of a curl, or to…. Learn more.

n. 1. Something with a spiral or coiled shape. 2. A coil or ringlet of hair. 3. A treatment in which the hair is curled. 4. a. The act of curling: the curl of a meandering river. b. The state of being curled.

6 days ago · /kərl/ /kəl/ IPA guide Other forms: curled; curls Things that curl bend in a spiral or circular shape. When you curl your hair, you use heat to make it wavy and coiled. You can curl a lock of hair …

Curled generally refers to something that is twisted, wound, or coiled into a spiral or curved shape. It can apply to various contexts such as a person's hair being rolled into curls, a leaf or a piece of paper …

She curled her legs up under her. [intransitive, transitive] to move while forming into a twisted or curved shape; to make something do this (+ adv./prep.) The smoke curled steadily upward. The …

Definition of 'curled' curled in British English (kɜːld ) adjective in a curved or spiral shape or position

The boy curled [= wound] the spaghetti around his fork. She curls her hair every morning. She took off her shoes and curled (up) her toes.

curled definition: styled into curls, typically referring to hair. Check meanings, examples, usage tips, pronunciation, domains, and related words. Discover expressions like "curled hair", "curled endive", …

Idioms curl one's lip, to assume or display an expression of contempt: He curled his lip in disdain. curl up, to sit or lie down cozily: to curl up with a good book.