anfractuous

It can easily explode if an oil spot remains inside the anfractuous air pipes.

Decorative elements: The walls are smooth with pilasters, cornice is anfractuous.

Between the thick cords were dark anfractuous clefts five times his height, tapering away to knife-thin fissures.

It was just that the story was anfractuous; it developed more ramifications the more closely she read it.

From More Eliot seems to have taken the word 'anfractuous,, and read that the poet undergoes 'a partial dissolution of his own personality'.

Many of them are for instance fractals (Mandelbrot,1983 ), because they are branched, have holes, or are too anfractuous, etc..

Corridors curled and twisted, following the local horizontal; free-hanging cables snaked their anfractuous and eye-disturbing paths across open spaces, bending to follow invisible equipotentials.

Dr. X almost never left the boundaries of Old Shanghai, which was part of a separate district; more to the point, he stuck to a small but anfractuous subregion whose tendrils were seemingly ramified through every block and building of the ancient city.