Definition of quirl in English:

quirl

(also kwirl, quorl)

noun kwəːl

Southern, Regional, US

A coil; a twist or curl, often as decoration. Now rare.

verb kwəːl

Southern, Regional, US

no object To coil; to twist, curl.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Records of the Early History of Boston. Probably partly a variant of curl and partly a variant of coil
early 19th century; earliest use found in The Saturday Evening Post. Apparently partly a variant of curl, and partly a variant of coil.

Definition of quirl in US English:

quirl

(also kwirl, quorl)

nounkwəːl

Southern, Regional, US

A coil; a twist or curl, often as decoration. Now rare.

verbkwəːl

Southern, Regional, US

no object To coil; to twist, curl.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Records of the Early History of Boston. Probably partly a variant of curl and partly a variant of coil<br>early 19th century; earliest use found in The Saturday Evening Post. Apparently partly a variant of curl, and partly a variant of coil.

单词	quirl
释义	Definition of quirl in English: quirl (also kwirl, quorl) noun kwəːl Southern, Regional, US A coil; a twist or curl, often as decoration. Now rare. verb kwəːl Southern, Regional, US no object To coil; to twist, curl. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Records of the Early History of Boston. Probably partly a variant of curl and partly a variant of coil early 19th century; earliest use found in The Saturday Evening Post. Apparently partly a variant of curl, and partly a variant of coil. Definition of quirl in US English: quirl (also kwirl, quorl) nounkwəːl Southern, Regional, US A coil; a twist or curl, often as decoration. Now rare. verbkwəːl Southern, Regional, US no object To coil; to twist, curl. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Records of the Early History of Boston. Probably partly a variant of curl and partly a variant of coil<br>early 19th century; earliest use found in The Saturday Evening Post. Apparently partly a variant of curl, and partly a variant of coil.
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