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What (who) is wryness - definition
Wryness
·noun The quality or state of being wry, or distorted.
wrist
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PART OF THE ARM BETWEEN THE LOWER ARM AND THE HAND
Wrists; Radio-carpal joint; Wrist joint; Radiocarpal; Articulatio radiocarpalis; Radiocarpal joint; Wrist injuries; Wrist examination; Carpus; Radiocarpal articulation; Radiocarpal articulations; Radiocarpal joints; Wrist articulations; Wrist articulation; Wrist joints; Radiolunate joint; Wrist-joint; Broken wrist
(wrists)
Your wrist is the part of your body between your hand and your arm which bends when you move your hand.
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wry
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Wry; WRY (disambiguation)
1.
If someone has a wry expression, it shows that they find a bad situation or a change in a situation slightly amusing.
Matthew allowed himself a wry smile...
ADJ: usu ADJ n
2.
A wry remark or piece of writing refers to a bad situation or a change in a situation in an amusing way.
There is a wry sense of humour in his work.
ADJ: usu ADJ n
Examples of use of wryness
1. Abraham Lincoln was renowned for his wryness, which even got him in trouble.
2. But there is certainly no place at a time like this for wryness or fun poking.
3. Article continues But there is certainly no place at a time like this for wryness or fun poking.
4. Gaby Wood meets David Remnick, its big–brained editor, and talks speed writing, 30–hour days and meeting Little Ant and Little Dec Sunday September 10, 2006 The Observer ‘Everybody has a cartoon of themselves,‘ suggests David Remnick, the editor of a magazine famous for them. ‘Mine is: I write very fast, and I‘m ruthlessly efficient with my time.‘ As New Yorker cartoons go, the image wouldn‘t appear to hold much promise of a punch line, but Remnick doesn‘t mind it, and it contains, after all, a certain amount of truth. ‘I‘m not the slowest writer that you know,‘ he admits, adding with characteristic wryness: ‘For better or for worse, by the way.