twiny

A lot of the books get done that way, on the motorway, usually - I find as I get older that trying to type while we're on the twisty-twiny country roads makes me car-sick.

The right tool 2008

His eggshell-brown skin and twiny dreadlocks marked him as a Negro, but Randy had a tight walk and way of talking that Kiki associated with northern whites.

RL’s Dream Walter Mosley 1995

So they climbed up to the twisty-twiny, corkscrew staircase, and found the door of the room where they had slept under the wonderful white coverlets that now were coats.

The House of Arden Edith 1923

They're the other side of that twisty-twiny, inside-out, upside-down shakiness that turned the attic into the tower.

The House of Arden Edith 1923

As for these latter, they flashed about them here, there, and everywhere, now glittering in the sunshine, now looking dull and plum-coloured as they hovered on hazy wings before the long trumpet blossoms of some convolvulus-like flower whose twiny stems trailed over or wrapped the lower growth.

Rob Harlow's Adventures A Story of the Grand Chaco George Manville Fenn 1870

Lilla shuddered on one occasion as I pointed out the long, twiny body of

The Golden Magnet George Manville Fenn 1870