twirl vs whirl vs wind

[Daemon99]

1) He twirled his moustache up.
2) He curled his moustache up.
3) He wound his moustache up.

Can someone please tell me which of the above sentences are correct? Can someone please tell me the difference between curl, twirl, whirl and wind?
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[Skrej]

I'd say all are correct, but #3 doesn't make as much sense.

The differences between the three are very minor.

[Daemon99]

Thanks a lot, Skrej! You are helping me a lot with these things and I truly appreciate it.

Another question:

The monkey curled its long tail around the rock and flung it at the man.

Can I replace curl with any other verb - say, wind or anything? Is flung fine in the sentence? How does shot fit in here?
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I intend to live forever - so far, so good.

[Skrej]

I think 'curled' is a good choice. 'Wrapped' would also work, but that's not on your original list.

Yes, 'flung' works. It is a better choice than 'shot' in this sentence. 'Shot' implies that something was projected with force by a device, and aimed at the target.

'Flung' implies a quick hurried throw in the general direction of the target.
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