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kink

noun as in bend, twist

noun as in spasm of muscular tissue

noun as in complication

noun as in person's idiosyncrasy

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Tesla will have to work out kinks with its self-driving efforts to successfully roll out its robotaxis across the country to make that business a real money maker.

It’s also a tortuous kink in his road to absolution.

From Salon

“Grace and I have been working out the kinks there… I’ll be going pretty much every weekend.”

Over the last few years, selling feet pics has gone from niche kink to buzzy income stream, boosted by platforms like FeetFinder and an algorithm that rewards young women for whispering the words “passive income.”

From Salon

There are other kinks to work out as well.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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