contort
kuhn tawrt
- v twist and press out of shape
- This would suggest Obama is far too naive to become president, so they'll contort some more.
- Three men and a girl squeal or kneel or sit with their backs to the audience, climb things while they rhyme things, weave about or dance or contort while singing ballads or blues.
- Mining can impact all of this: it can strengthen Mongolia's nascent pluralism, or contort the government into a corrupt kleptocracy; develop the entire country, or enrich only a .