1. forming a sharp bend or twist in something flexible
Usage: present participle of ‘kink’

1. the action or process of forming sharp bends or twists

Examples

• The garden hose kept kinking when I tried to water the plants.
• She noticed the wire was kinking near the connection point.
• The rope started kinking as he coiled it too tightly.
• Kinking of the tubing caused the water flow to stop.
• The cable’s kinking made it difficult to use properly.
• He prevented kinking by carefully storing the extension cord.