1. Curl, wind, or twist together
   "The vines convoluted around the trellis";
   - convolve
    
2. Practice sophistry; change the meaning of or be vague about in order to mislead or deceive
   "The politician convoluted the facts to avoid blame";
   - twist, twist around, pervert, sophisticate [archaic]

1. (botany) rolled longitudinally upon itself
   "a convolute petal";
   - convoluted

Derived forms: convoluted, convolutes, convoluting

See also: coiled

Type of: bend, deform, denote, flex, refer, turn, twist

Encyclopedia: Convolute