sprain
/sprān/Definitions
1. verb
to twist or wrench (a part of the body) out of its normal position, especially in a way that causes injury or pain.
“She sprained her ankle while hiking in the mountains.”
2. noun
an injury to a ligament in which the ligament is partially or completely torn, often caused by a sudden twist or wrench.
“He had a bad sprain and couldn’t participate in the game.”
3. noun
a twist or wrench, especially one that causes injury or pain.
“She suffered a nasty sprain on her wrist from the fall.”