twizzle
n.— «“Ironically, that’s the element these two are know for being amazing at,” interjected Susie Cluett of a reputation for close proximity, unison and quality through the two required ‘twizzle’ (side by side moving spins) sections.» —“Celebrating silver” by Jeff Tribe Tillsonburg News (Ontario, Canada) Feb. 15, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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