curling

IPA: kˈɝɫɪŋ

The action or motion of something that curls or is curled.
(uncountable) A winter sport where players aim and slide stones down a sheet of ice and attempt to get their color stones closest to the house (a circular target marked on the ice).
A surname.

Examples of "curling" in Sentences

Brunt began curling competitively at the age of fourteen.
Off subject, but no matter how stoned I get, curling is just not interesting.
Fairfax queried lazily, half-absorbed in curling smoke-spirals upward in the quiet air.
Can we really say that a gold medal in curling is of equal athletic value to a gold medal in the downhill?
I thought I got voted down on #3 because I thought curling is boring, even more than calling out Republican hypocrisy.
This was an Open Bonspiel (which means tournament in curling terms), which consisted of men's, women's and mixed teams.
He put the "curl" in curling with slow-motion shots that wound around opponents 'stones to slide into scoring position.
When the yellow cube had dissipated itself in curling fragrance, and he was deliberating about rolling a second, Borg suddenly spoke.
Also, it said that it would be safe for her and the baby even if she did compete, as curling is not exactly a high-contact or speed sport.
Despite his chill, and despite his teeth that were already beginning to chatter while the burning sun extracted the moisture in curling mist-wreaths from the deck planking, Van Horn cuddled Jerry in his arms and called him princeling, and prince, and a king, and a son of kings.