1) a length of silk or wool or thread coiled loosely into a bundle (skein)
2) a length of twisted, bent or coiled metal which returns to its shape or position after being pulled, pushed or pressed; (a place where there is) water coming up from the ground; the season between winter and summer when many plants and flowers begin to grow (spring)
3) a utensil (e.g. coiled wire) used for whipping eggs, cream etc; a light brushing movement (e.g. of a horse's tail) (whisk)
in the form of the spiral-shaped part of the inner ear
curling, winding
having, arranged, in curls
looping, forming ringlets
shaped like a globe
round
shaped like a circle or a ball; done with, involving, a circular motion; a (regular) set or series of events
ball-shaped; semi-circular area
a curve going round a central point and moving towards the centre or up
curling, winding
