wirebend
verbUK /ˈwaɪəbɛnd/
US /ˈwaɪərbɛnd/
To bend a piece of wire into a shape.
She used pliers to wirebend the metal into a small heart.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To twist facts or words in a tricky way.
The lawyer tried to wirebend the witness's statement.
3. A sharp turn or curve in a wire or path.
The fence had a strange wirebend near the gate.
4. To force something to fit an unnatural shape.
He wirebent the rules to get his project approved.