Your locks may have one or two

verb

1. To form into coils or ringlets

   "curl one's hair"

2. To form into a curved shape twist

   "curled his lip in a sneer"

3. To furnish with curls
4. To grow in coils or spirals
5. To form ripples or crinkles

   "bacon curling in a pan"

6. To move or progress in curves or spirals wind

   "the path curled along the mountainside"

7. Twist, contort
8. To play the game of curling

noun

1. A lock of hair that coils ringlet
2. Something having a spiral or winding form coil
3. The action of curling} the state of being {a_link
4. A curved or spiral marking in the grain of wood
5. A hollow arch of water formed when the crest of a breaking wave spills forward
6. A usually short pass pattern in football in which a receiver runs downfield and then curves back toward the line of scrimmage
7. A body-building exercise in which a weight held with the palms facing up is raised and lowered by flexing only the wrists or elbows

biographical name

1. Robert Floyd 1933–2022 American chemist

verb

1. To arrange oneself in or as if in a ball or curl

   "curl up by the fire"

idiom

1. To move the corner of one's lip up in an expression that usually shows disgust or disapproval

   "She curled her lip when his name was mentioned."

noun

1. Any of numerous plant diseases caused by ascomycetous fungi (genus Taphrina of the family Taphrinaceae) or viruses (especially genus Begomovirus of the family Geminiviridae) and characterized by curling of leaves

noun

1. Leaf curl of the peach that is caused by a fungus (Taphrina deformans)

noun

1. A curl made usually by dampening a strand of hair with water or lotion, coiling it, and securing it by a hairpin or clip

noun

1. A spiral curl that is usually plastered on the forehead, temple, or cheek

idiom

1. To cause fright, shock, or surprise in someone

   "I've heard stories about that guy that would make your hair curl."