Corkscrewed [verb]

First on one wing-tip, and then on the other, we corkscrewed dizzily down.

Then she went to the little wall-door that corkscrewed down into the courtyard through the thick of the wall.

He ran his hand through his corkscrewed hair, his familiar gesture.

Smoke corkscrewed from her nose and mouth, and she frowned and coughed, and then grinned.

For five minutes O'Rane reluctantly allowed a minimum of uncompromising information to be corkscrewed out of him.

Sure enough, they found the long timber was not half seasoned and had corkscrewed itself out of shape at least three inches.

He found the Boggs family and corkscrewed their history unto the third and fourth generation.

At length we climbed upon a little shelf, a foot or two wide, that corkscrewed to the left.

He passed the first window, corkscrewed round, and came to another.

His thoughts corkscrewed and he had to fight down the rising feeling of panic.