The phrase "a bit twisty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat complicated, convoluted, or not straightforward.
Example: "The plot of the movie was a bit twisty, keeping the audience guessing until the very end."
Alternatives: "somewhat convoluted" or "a little complicated."
To create the kind of random pasta shapes that seem so natural here, I smash twisty egg noodles a bit with a rolling pin.
After a bit of a rocky start, this sly, twisty and consistently engaging story features a simply astonishing series of performances by Tatiana Maslany, who plays a half dozen women as they discover one another and that they are clones beset by danger on at least two fronts.
We loved its speed, comfort, and curvy design, even if its gargantuan weight made it a bit of a stomach-churner in the twisties.
This twisty, technology-rich plot (which includes a bit of romance) will keep teens on the edge of their seats.
This is a twisty, difficult descent and perhaps he fancies a bit of clear air.
A bit like the way Roper's blindness makes you hope for a grand twisty justification in the finale, I wonder if she's going to turn out to be a proper spy herself, maybe for David Harewood's Steadman.
After a long, twisty descent from the pass's apex, downshifting this time for a bit of engine braking, it was back on the Weinstrasse/Via del Vino.
The twisty plot straightens out too much in the last 15 minutes, but although the ending's a bit of a fizzle, Steinsbø is keenly attuned throughout to how hard it can be to exact a satisfying justice.
It starts off a bit clumsily, like it should be called Cosplay: The Movie, as armoured soldiers bark near-unintelligible orders at each other, but after this hump it turns into a twisty, involving and rather ingenious tale.
