A bending or curved geographical feature, as an indentation in a coast line or mass of ice, a bend in a river, etc. Also figurative.

The action of crook, v.1; bending from the straight line; a bend, curve, curvature.

concrete. A curved portion of anything; a curve.

A bend or curve; esp. a hollow angle or bend in the animal body. Cf. bight, n. 2. Obsolete.

A circular arc, sweep, curve. Obsolete.

A bend, a part of something which bends; esp. a hinged joint part way along a limb. In later use also: flexibility. Now rare.

Anatomy. A bend, a fold; a flexure.

A curved form, outline, etc.; a curved thing or portion of a thing; a bend.

Bending round, winding, curve, a curved line.

A curve, an arc. Obsolete. rare.

concrete. The bent part of anything; a bend, curve. Also, a joint.

concrete. A thing of bent shape; the bent part of anything (e.g. a limb, river, road); a bend, curve, turn, winding.

A curve or bend in a river, coastline, etc. Now rare.

A curvature, flexure, or bend; spec. in Zoology, a curved recess in a shell.

A bend, turn, or winding. Also: a section extending between two bends. In a line, bar, etc. Obsolete.

The condition of being inflected or bent; concrete a bending, bend, curvature, or angle.

The quality or state of being curved or bent; curvedness, curvature; (also) a curved portion of anything, a curve.

A curved line or form; a curve; also, curvature.

A turn; a bend, a curve.