1. A twisting; a writhing; a wresting; a twisting or wresting of a limb or member of the body out of its natural situation; partial dislocation, &c.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• contation,
• contition,
• contration,
• concotion,
• contuation,
• contorsions,
• consturtion,
• confotion,
• contintion,
• connoation,
• contdition,
• contaption,
• contection,
• concertion,
• cotortion,
• contorion,
• intortiion,
• conosrtion,
• consortionn,
• conforsion

• contraction,
• contrive,
• contour,
• contraption,
• contrastive,
• condition,
• contrition,
• contractile,
• contriteness,
• controvert,
• contribute,
• contracting,
• connatural,
• contrite,
• contrail,
• contrasting,
• contrivance,
• conterminous,
• contrast,
• contritely,
• countertenor,
• contortionist,
• contrarious,
• contribution,
• contorted,
• contradiction,
• contrived,
• contrastingly,
• contort,
• countertop,
• contract,
• contributing,
• contriver,
• contraception,
• contractility,
• contralto.

The adjective form of "contortion" is "contorted".

The plural of the "contortion" can be the "contortions".

The singular of the "contortion" can be the "contortion".