Twist

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Twist is a term that refers to a physical distortion or rotation. In the context of physics, a twist is a type of deformation that involves a rotation of material elements in the direction of their length. In dance, a twist is a type of dance characterized by a twisting movement of the hips.

Physics

In physics, a twist is a type of deformation that involves a rotation of material elements in the direction of their length. This can occur in a variety of materials, including metal, plastic, and wood. The amount of twist in a material can be measured using a torsion meter.

Dance

In dance, the twist is a dance that was inspired by rock and roll music. It became internationally popular in the early 1960s, notably after being popularized by Chubby Checker. The twist is characterized by a twisting movement of the hips, which can be done either solo or with a partner.

Other uses

The term "twist" can also refer to a sudden change in a narrative, a type of candy, or a type of thread used in sewing.

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