1) Aeroembolism 2) Agrees to compromise 3) Air embolism 4) Ballerina maneuvers 5) Barre exercises 6) Caisson disease 7) Compromises 8) Contorts 9) Crumples 10) Decompression disorder 11) Decompression sickness 12) Demonstrates flexibility 13) Diving danger 14) Diving woe 15) Doglegs 16) Emulates a silly straw 1) Arches 2) Arcs 3) Esses 4) Flexes 5) Relents 6) Stoops 
The curved runners of rockers of a rocking chair located between the back and front feet.
Colloquism for caisson sickness; decompression sickness. ... Origin: fr. Convulsive posture of those so afflicted ... (05 Mar 2000) ... 
(bendz) decompression sickness.
The curved runners of rockers of a ROCKING CHAIR located between the back and front feet.
Type: Term Pronunciation: bendz Definitions: 1. Colloquialism for caisson sickness; decompression sickness.
a condition in which carbon dioxide forms bubbles in the blood
see Decompression sickness 
Popular name for a syndrome seen in deep-sea divers, arising from too rapid a release of nitrogen from solution in their blood. If a diver surfaces too quickly, nitrogen that had dissolved in the blood under increasing water pressure is suddenly released, forming bubbles in the bloodstream and causing pain (the `bends`) and paralysis....
When approaching a bend you need to look well ahead and try to assess how severe the bend is. You will then be able to assess at what speed you need to be travelling at in order to negotiate it safely and under full control.
The pain a diver feels when suffering from Decompression Sickness (DCS). See DCS definition below. The bends often occur from ascending too quickly.
See - decompression sickness