"broad diagonal band in a coat-of-arms, etc.," c. 1400, from earlier sense of "thin, flat strap for wrapping round," from Old English bend "fetter, shackle, chain," from [..]

"a bending or curving," 1590s; "thing of bent shape," c. 1600, from bend (v.). Earlier "act of drawing a bow" (mid-15c.). The bends "decompression pain" first a [..]

Old English bendan "to bend a bow; confine with a string, fetter," causative of bindan "to bind," from Proto-Germanic base *band- "string, band" (source also of Old Norse [..]

1. (also "curve, shape, work") another term for curving a shot  2. altering a club's loft or lie angle by applying leverage to the hosel Example: 1. He had to bend the ball a lo [..]

a circular segment of a curve; "a bend in the road"; "a crook in the path" form a curve; "The stick does not bend" bending [..]

The curve on a shot created by sidespin. BEND ONE

term for the action of hitting a slice or hook.

An synonym for shape

The curve on a shot created by sidespin.

The curve on a shot created by sidespin.

to make something crooked or curved

The curve on a shot created by sidespin. Sometimes called fade, when a player wants to bend the ball slightly in one direction or another.

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Other than straight, to any degree or angle, fold, break, bend, etc.

One of three measures of thin rod deformation (together with stretch and twist density) defined as the rate of change of the rod's tangent vector t with respect to the rod's length (ds): β= dt/ds. It is a vector quantity.

The portion of a cattle hide remaining after the hide has been cut in half and the shoulder and belly portions have been trimmed off. The bend is usually the best part of the hide and is used for maki [..]

(n) an angular or rounded shape made by folding(v) bend one's back forward from the waist on down(n) a circular segment of a curve(n) curved segment (of a road or river or railroad track etc.)(v) [..]

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meaning power, as Beyond my bend, i.e. my means or power. The allusion is to a bow or spring; if strained beyond its bending power, it breaks. (See BENT.)

See crook

The curved angle of a hook from the gap to the point.

A technique used to raise the pitch of a note by pushing the string sideways across the fretboard. See Bending.

The twisting or turning of a rope so as to fasten it to some object, as a spar or ring.

A knot used to join two ropes or lines. See also hitch.

The twisting or turning of a rope so as to fasten it to some object, as a spar or ring.

A knot used to join two ropes or lines.

    To join two lines together; the type of knot so used.  

To attach a sail, or having been fastened onto its supporting spar: a direct hit split the yard the mainsail was bent to.

A type of knot used to connect a line to a spar or another line, a sail to a spar, or a line to a sail. Also the act of using such a knot. (2) To swing your body when pulling on an oar : "ben [..]

 Any type of knot used to join two lines together.

A knot used to join two ropes or lines. Also see hitch

A knot used to join two ropes or lines. Also see hitch.

A knot.

1. to tie two lines together. 2. a knot used to tie two ropes together. Compare to "Hitch"

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To fasten a rope to another I to fasten a rope to a spar; to bend a sail to a yard, &c. A knot, a mode of fastening a rope to a spar, &c.

A piece of pipe bent or cast into an angular shape.

British term for Drop

(transitive) To cause (something) to change its shape into a curve, by physical force, chemical action, or any other means. ''If you bend the pipe too far, it wil [..]