Difference between Curving and Serpentine

CURVING vs SERPENTINE: NOUN

Any of a group of greenish, brownish, or spotted minerals, Mg3Si2O5(OH)4, used as a source of magnesium and asbestos, and in architecture as a decorative stone.
In mathematics: The surface generated by a sphere whose center travels along a helix.
A special curve of the third order.
In French usage, part of the lock of an early form of harquebus; a match-holder, resembling a pair of nippers, which could be brought down upon the powder in the pan.
A cannon in use in the sixteenth century. The serpentine proper is described as having a bore of 1½ inches, and the cannon serpentine as having a bore of 7 inches and a shot of 53½ pounds. Compare organ-gun.
A kind of still; a serpentary.
A hydrous silicate of magnesium, occurring massive, sometimes fine, granular, and compact, again finely fibrous, less often slaty.
A mineral or rock consisting chiefly of the hydrous silicate of magnesia. It is usually of an obscure green color, often with a spotted or mottled appearance resembling a serpent's skin. Precious, or noble, serpentine is translucent and of a rich oil-green color.
A kind of ancient cannon.
Any of several plants believed to cure snakebites.
An early form of cannon.
A coiled distillation tube.
Any of several green/brown minerals consisting of a magnesium and iron silicates.
Any of many minerals that have the same layered crystal structure.
An outcrop or region with soil and rock dominated by these minerals.

Resembling a serpent; having the shape or qualities of a serpent; subtle; winding or turning one way and the other, like a moving serpent; anfractuous; meandering; sinuous; zigzag.
Having the shape or form of a snake.
Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of snakes.
Of, or having attributes associated with, the mythological serpent, such as craftiness or deceitfulness.
Relating to or derived from serpentine or soil containing serpentine.
Subtly sly and tempting.
Of or resembling a serpent, as in form or movement; sinuous.
Resembling a serpent in form
Of or characteristic of serpentine rocks or the plants that grow there.
Sinuous; curving in alternate directions.

Moving like a serpent; winding about; writhing; wriggling; meandering; coiling; crooked; bent; tortuous; sinuous; zigzag; anfractuous; specifically, in the manège, lolling out and moving over the bit, as a horse's tongue.
Beginning and ending with the same word, as a line of poetry, as if returning upon itself. See serpentine verse.
Especially—
Of or pertaining to or resembling a serpent.
To wind like a serpent; move sinuously like a snake; meander; wriggle.
Having or resembling the qualities or instincts ascribed to serpents; subtle; cunning; treacherous or dangerous.

Falcate, Bowed, Curvey, Sinusoidal, Wiggly, Arcuate, Snaky, Arching, Arced, Recurved, Semicircular, Serpentine, Sinuous, Arched, Curvilinear

Mazelike, Filigreed, Curvilinear, Zigzag, Meandering, Switchback, Picrolite, Anguiform, Undulating, Bowenite, Snakelike, Sinuous, Curved, Curving, Snaky

Arciform, Bowed, Curvey, Sinusoidal, Wiggly, Arcuate, Snaky, Arching, Arced, Recurved, Semicircular, Serpentine, Sinuous, Arched, Curvilinear

Mazelike, Filigreed, Curvilinear, Zigzag, Meandering, Switchback, Picrolite, Anguiform, Undulating, Bowenite, Snakelike, Sinuous, Curved, Curving, Snaky

You referred to it suggesting a curving bed.
Does anyone have any tips for curving text?
Draw a curving line to finish the leaf.
Many of us slouch over, curving our spine.
CURVING TEXT USING EMBROIDERY FONTS ON YOUR COMPUTER.
The line on this graph is curving upwards.
Santa Maria beach, curving away in the distance.
Concave and convex mirrors are curved mirrors with the former curving in from the edges and the latter curving out from the edges.
The Buffalo Sabres, for example, have designed a new goal cage that features outwardly curving posts and an upwardly curving crossbar.
Silk socks curving and curving, Rhythms light and balanced at the top of shoes.

This natural stone is also a serpentine and, geologically speaking, is also a garnet serpentine.
Serpentine was used as a treatment of both physical and Partner with Serpentine for rites of initiation, deep meditation, and working with kundalini energy.
He had Skales summon all of the Serpentine to the city, planning to unite the tribes by defeating the other Serpentine Generals.
Thus, geologists looking for serpentine soils can drive along looking for leather oaks as a first indication of serpentine soils.
This peridotite boulder is partially altered to serpentine minerals, but it has visible grains of pyroxene sparkling in it as well as serpentine veins.
Surface Modification of Pentlandite and Serpentine with This enabled magnetic separation of pentlandite from serpentine.
Daycos W Profile serpentine belts are the most innovative advancement in serpentine belt design in years.
Shrubs such as Jepson, coyote, and dwarf ceanothus and serpentine manzanita are local serpentine endemics.
Often seen on serpentine after burns but may have only weak affinity to serpentine.
Simple but elegant serpentine wrought iron console with a serpentine travertine top.