curling

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curling

The curling stone glides smoothly across the ice toward the target.

Definition
  1. Noun:

    • A winter sport played on ice: A game in which players slide heavy, polished granite stones across a sheet of ice toward a target area, which is segmented into concentric circles. The objective is to get the stones as close as possible to the center of the target, called the "house."
  2. Adjective:

    • Forming curls or curves: Describing something, especially hair, that is curved, spiral, or wavy in shape.
Examples
  • Noun:

    • Curling is a popular sport in Canada and Scotland.
    • The Winter Olympics feature curling as a competitive event.
  • Adjective:

    • She has beautiful, curling blonde hair.
    • The smoke rose in curling plumes from the chimney.
Advanced Usage
  • "Curling iron": A heated tool used to curl hair. (Note: This is a compound noun listed separately as a variant.)
  • "Curling stone": The heavy granite stone with a handle used in the sport of curling.
    • The skip carefully directed the path of the curling stone.
Variants and Related Words
  • Curl (verb/noun): To form into a curved or spiral shape; a piece of something forming a curve or spiral.
    • Her hair curls naturally in the humidity.
  • Curler (noun): A device, such as a roller, used to curl hair.
  • Curly (adjective): Having curls; full of curls.
    • He has curly hair.
Synonyms
  • Noun (Sport): Ice bowling, stones.
  • Adjective (Shape): Wavy, spiraling, coiled, twisting.
Related Phrases
  • "To take up curling": To begin playing the sport of curling.
    • They decided to take up curling during the winter months.
  • "A tight curl": A very small, closely wound spiral shape.
    • The ribbon was tied in a tight curl.
curling

The curling stone glides smoothly across the ice toward the target.

Adjective
  1. of hair having curls
Noun
  1. a game played on ice in which heavy stones with handles are slid toward a target

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