From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcorkscrewcork‧screw1 /ˈkɔːkskruː $ ˈkɔːrk-/ noun [countable] 
DFUDFDa tool made of twisted metal that you use to pull a cork out of a bottle
DFUDFDa tool made of twisted metal that you use to pull a cork out of a bottleExamples from the Corpus
corkscrew• In the drawer beneath the gas-ring - a few grey pieces of cutlery, a corkscrew and a lot of corks.• He opened it, after sorting through the kitchen drawers for a corkscrew with an assurance that annoyed Fabio.• So boss, I say we move in on the Zinfandel Gang now and stick a corkscrew in them.• I worked the corkscrew in as far as it would go.corkscrewcorkscrew2 adjective [only before noun] BENDtwisted or curly SYN spiral corkscrew curlsExamples from the Corpus
corkscrew• Sadly, there is no parking on a corkscrew bend.• Without mountain ranges, steep cliffs or rough and bumpy cross-country routes, there are seldom natural features such as corkscrew bends.• corkscrew pasta 