"to turn, to turn around"

excessively willing to yield; submissive

to upset; to overthrow; to ruin

to twist or bend out of shape

1. to change something to make it false​

1. to reply quickly and sharply, often in response to an accusation​

2. a quick witty, sometimes biting reply

1. having many twists and turns​

2. deceitfully roundabout; tricky

hardship, misfortune

1. to turn away (one's eyes)​

2. to prevent

a person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward​

ordinary speech or writing without rhyme or meter, that is without verse

"Under"