1. To writhe; to twist, as with anguish.

2. To twist; to turn and strain; to squeeze; to press; to force by twisting; to writhe; to distress; to press with pain; to distort; to pervert; to persecute with extortion; to bend or strain out of its position. To wring off, to force off or separate by wringing. To wring out, to force out; to squeeze out by twisting; to free from water by wringing. To wring from, to force from by violence; to extort.

3. Action of anguish.

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

• wriying,
• wroking,
• suring,
• worring,
• vering,
• rting,
• tring,
• rinng,
• aruing,
• ueing,
• praing,
• weiring,
• fring,
• juring,
• woring,
• wroung,
• ringt,
• wroding,
• lering,
• wroong

• wrinkle,
• Waring,
• wrinkly,
• wronski,
• wrongful,
• wrangler,
• wrong,
• wrench,
• wryneck,
• wrangle,
• wrongly,
• wronged,
• wiring,
• wringer.

The adverb form of the word "wring" is "wrung".

The adjective form of the word "wring" is "wrung".

The plural of the "wring" can be the "wrings".

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