Etymology
The word "twist" comes from the Old English word "twist" or "twyst," which ultimately derives from the Proto-Germanic root "*twistaną," meaning "to twist, twine, wind."
Meaning
"Twist" has several meanings, including:
Origin
The concept of twisting has been present in various cultures throughout history. It is found in ancient textiles, pottery, and other crafts. The word "twist" itself first appeared in the English language in the late 13th century.
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