Twirling

Tom wondered how often Mary practiced baton twirling.

Do you eat spaghetti by twirling it around your fork?

The hipster was twirling his moustache.

The blaze burned so furiously on July 26 that it created a “fire whirl.” The twirling tower of flame reached speeds of 143 mph (230 kph), which rivaled some of the most destructive Midwest tornados.

Yanni's feet were always twirling.

He's twirling his mustache.

Rima was twirling one of the curly ends of her hair.

Instinctively they fly toward the friendly support of some tall weed where, as if feeling more secure on their feet than in the air, they resume their antics, hanging their heads downward, twirling their tails, jumping from one weed to another, and each bird apparently communicating its restlessness to its neighbor, until the whole colony is in a state of ferment.

The gentle breeze swayed the young leaves of the twirling vine.