twist‧ed /ˈtwɪstəd, ˈtwɪstɪd/ (also ˌtwisted ˈup) adjective
[Word Family: noun: twist, twister; verb: twist; adjective: twisted]

1. something twisted has been bent in many directions or turned many times, so that it has lost its original shape:
the plane’s twisted wreckage

2. seeming to enjoy things that are cruel or shocking, in a way that is not normal Synonym : sick:
Whoever sent those letters has a twisted mind.

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bent no longer straight:
The knife was bent in the middle.
a bent nail
She kept her head bent so that Josie couldn't see her face.
twisted having a bent shape that turns around - used especially when something has been damaged or is old and has lost its natural straight shape:
a twisted tree trunk
All that was left was a pile of twisted metal.
His knee was all twisted.
a twisted ankle
curved bent in the shape of part of a circle, especially naturally or because something has been made that way:
The bird has a long curved bill.
a curved dagger
The plane's wings are curved.
warped bent or twisted into the wrong shape because of heat or dryness:
warped floorboards
The windows are warped and won't open anymore.
crooked not straight, but bending sharply in one or more places, especially in a way that looks different from normal or does not look right - often used about a part of someone's body, a path, or a picture:
He had crooked teeth.
her crooked nose and long thin face
The boys at school used to make fun of me because I have a crooked spine.
The picture looks crooked - can you move it up on the left?
a crooked path
the narrow crooked streets of the financial district
wavy having smooth bends in it, usually in a regular pattern – used about hair or lines:
her brown wavy hair
The pictures were separated by a thin wavy line.

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