Contortionists [noun]

Just before she ran off with that contortionist—you know who I mean—handsome chap—what's his name?

The contortionist had reappeared before the table, and had greeted her mistress by touching her hands to her face.

This stranger was a contortionist, there could be no question about that now.

He hoped that, by this time, they had succeeded in shaking the contortionist off their trail.

A forger and a contortionist make a bad customer to reckon with.

Now Curlie, had he been properly exercised for it when he was a child, might have turned out a fair contortionist.

He was exceedingly slim and limber and had learned many of the tricks of the contortionist.

As a matter of fact, I was once”—he looked cautiously around—“I was once a contortionist.

By some contortionist's trick Redman came through the hatch feet first, an odd looking gun in his hand.

She goes gracefully through a series of gesticulations so cleverly executed that you might think her a professional contortionist.