What is the meaning of the word "kink"?

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  1. A flaw or obstacle in a plan, operation, etc. copy to clipboard NOUN
    • We encountered a few kinks in the software development process that needed to be ironed out before the launch. copy to clipboard
  2. A quirk of character or behavior. copy to clipboard VERB
    • His kink for organizing everything into lists made him an excellent planner, though sometimes a bit predictable. copy to clipboard
  3. A sharp twist or curve in something that is otherwise straight. copy to clipboard NOUN
    • The garden hose stopped working because there was a kink in it that blocked the water flow. copy to clipboard
  4. A stiffness in the neck, back, etc. copy to clipboard NOUN
    • After a long day at the computer, she had a kink in her neck that made it painful to turn her head. copy to clipboard
  5. Can refer to a twist or wrinkle in fabric that affects its appearance or usability. copy to clipboard NOUN
    • The silk dress had a kink that couldn't be smoothed out, even with ironing. copy to clipboard
  6. Describe a twist in a plot or character's development that adds complexity or intrigue. copy to clipboard NOUN
    • The story took a kink towards the end, revealing the protagonist's true motives and surprising the readers. copy to clipboard
  7. Something that is wrong. copy to clipboard NOUN
    • Pete still needs to iron out a few kinks in his game. copy to clipboard

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