Clue | Length | Answer |
---|---|---|
Bend out of shape | 4 letters | skew |
| ||
Bend out of shape | 4 letters | warp |
| ||
Bend out of shape | 5 letters | twist |
| ||
Bend out of shape | 6 letters | writhe |
Bend out of shape | 6 letters | deform |
| ||
Bend out of shape | 7 letters | contort |
| ||
Bend out of shape | 7 letters | distort |
|
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- Emulate a yogi
- Get out of shape?
- Twist out of shape
- Twist, bend in odd shapes
- Bend out of shape
- become twisted
- Twist violently
- Prisoner's wrongful act?
- To twist by a trick is a legal offence
- Twist
- Twist or bend out of shape
- Prisoner must trot up to bend
- Warp
- Study wrongful act and get all twisted
- Wrench
- Wrest
- Wring
- writhe
- Worm
- Wind
- Whorl
- Whirl
- Bend
- Get in a twist
- twist, become unrecognizable
- Bend out of shape
- Misshape
- Distort, disfigure
- warp, e.g.
- naughtily dream of removing a buckle
- Contort
- Spoil the shape of
- twist in extremely degenerate shape
- Warp
- Disfigure
- Become misshapen
- Twist out of shape
- disfigure 500 from east badly
- get into bad shape
- Make distorted and wrongly formed
- Mar
- Deface
- Spoil
- Worsen
- Distort the shape, disfigure
- Distort
- Misrepresent
- Skew
- Twist out of shape
- Twist
- Woman's wrong to misrepresent
- Bend out of shape
- A girl's wrong
- Leader in dance is wrong to twist
- Put out of shape
- Runs I'd built up in scramble
- Warp
- Misshape
- Make too much of maybe
- to misrepresent late princess is wrong
- Alter, warp
- Warp, alter
- get into bad shape
- Twist, warp
- deceptively reinterpret
- Pull out of shape
- Deform
- Bend, buckle
- Pervert
- Garble
- Wrench
- Wrest
- Diana's wrong to twist the facts
- Get bent out of shape?
- Misreport
- Zigzag
- Wring
- writhe
- Wind
- Whitewash
- To contort, twist
- Bad weather can ...... radio signals
- sadist or torturer hiding pervert
- stepped up round first twist
- Germany is wrong to buckle
- Skew, like the truth
- Slant unfairly
- Bias
- Warp
- Distort
- Twist
- Throw off
- Place on an angle
- Misrepresent
- Slant
- Show unfairly
- Distort, as data
- Apply spin to
- Depict unfairly
- Distort, as survey result
- Turn at an angle
- Bias of south London gardens
- Make biased or distorted
- Bias of south-facing gardens
- Small gardens may be asymmetrical
- Unfairly distort
- Make biased
- Present in a biased way
- Depict with bias
- South London district's bias
- depict inaccurately
- Misrepresent, in a way
- place obliquely
- Bend out of shape
- deviate from straight
- South London gardens are slanting
- Go crooked
- Go crooked, misalign
- Turn aside
- spin, as poll data
- Alter, as findings
- twist, as facts
- Biased
- Apply spin to your view
- Represent unfairly as data
- Distort at an angle
- twist, as statistics
- Be biased toward
- Turn or place at an angle
- Distort, as facts
- Twist to one side
- Twist dishonestly, as facts
- distort, as a fact
- "Distort, as survey results"
- Twist, as polling results
- Twist, as findings
- Turn obliquely
- Swerve
- Set at a slant
- Take a swerving course
- Become awry
- Slanting
- Oblique
- Place at a slant
- Distort or distorted
- Take an oblique course
- Twist; swerve
- Twist, as poll results
- Depict unfairly as data
- Oblique; biased
- throw off, as poll results
- slanted, biased
- Off-straight
- distort, as polling data
- Neither parallel nor perpendicular
- Out of line
- suddenly change direction or position
- turn aslant
- Colour in small gardens
- Squint; suddenly change direction
- Distort from a true value
- Lean
- Place at an angle
- Depict misleadingly
- Unfairly twist, as statistics
- apply a slant to, as a photoshop image
- Depict unfairly as facts and figures
- Twist out of shape
- slant, as survey results
- Distort, twist or slant
- Misalign
- Lean a certain direction
- Bias or distort [direction of]
- Knitting initially in stitch awry
- Crooked, as glasses
- ...... tilt
- Spin, in a way
- Twist, as stats
- Depict misleadingly, as statistics
- Twist dishonestly as statistics
- misrepresent, as data
- Three points about king showing bias
- Represent in a biased way, like data
- Drive obliquely
- Distort or twist
- throw off, as survey results
- Distort, in a way
- Give a bias to
- Awry, distorted
- on a slant
- Make biased or inaccurate
- bias, as results
- Distort, slant
- bias, distort
- Distort, make inaccurate
- Out of true
- Distort some of the Minsk ewers
- Zigzag
- Wry
- Yaw
- Southern royal garden's bias
- present inaccurately
- aberrancy
- Aberration
- agee
- agee jawed
- Angle
- Angle (off)
- Askance
- askant
- Askew
- askewgee
- asquint
- Asymmetric
- Awry
- bear off
- Bend
- Bent
- branching off
- catawampous
- catawamptious
- circuitousness
- Cockeyed
- Corner
- Crook
- Crooked
- Curve
- Declination
- Deflect
- Deflected
- deflective
- Departure
- Detour
- deviance
- deviancy
- Deviate
- Deviation
- Deviousness
- diffract
- diffracted
- diffractive
- Diffuse
- diffused
- Digression
- Dip
- disbalance
- discursion
- disequilibrate
- Disparate
- Disperse
- Dispersed
- Disproportionate
- Distorted
- Divagate
- Divagation
- divarication
- Diverge
- Divergence
- Diversion
- Divert
- dogleg
- Double
- Drift
- Drifting
- Edge
- errantry
- Excursion
- excursus
- exorbitation
- flectional
- flexed
- go crabwise
- Go sideways?
- Goggle
- Hairpin
- Ill-matched
- ill sorted
- Inadequate
- indirection
- inflective
- Insufficient
- Irregular
- lateral
- lateralize
- look-asquint
- Lurch
- make leeway
- mismatched
- obliquity
- Odd
- out of proportion
- overbalance
- pererration
- Pull
- Rambling
- refract
- refracted
- refractile
- Refractive
- refrangible
- Scatter
- Scattered
- Sheer
- Shift
- Shifting
- shifting course
- shifting path
- Sideslip
- Sidestep
- Sidle
- skew jawed
- Skewed
- Skid
- slaunchways
- Slide
- Slip
- Slue
- squinch
- Squint
- squint-the-eye
- Squinting
- Straying
- Sway
- Sweep
- Swerving
- Swinging
- Tack
- Throw off balance
- Turn
- Turning
- Unbalance
- Unequal
- Uneven
- Upset
- Variation
- Veer
- wamper jawed
- Wandering
- yaw ways
- Unfairly distort, as data
- alter in a biased way
- Distort, ... the result
- Gardens on small slant
- distort as statistics
- Misrepresent, twist
- Distort, bias
- Present unfairly
- Patch things up, perhaps
- like some nonintersecting lines
- an oblique angle or slant
- Distort, as with data
- O. Henry specialty
- Distort
- Murder mystery plot devic
- Chubby Checker's dance
- Checker's move?
- 60's dance craze
- Peel in a drink
- Turn
- O. Henry plot specialty
- Dance for Chubby Checker
- Difficulty increaser in d
- Plot element?
- Misrepresent - dance
- Dance that's literarily unexpected
- Dance; cheat
- Dance an unexpected event
- Twerp consuming second roll
- Dance - unexpected turn
- Dickensian plot's unexpected turn
- Unexpected development ..
- Oliver —
- Unexpected development in dance
- oliver does the dance
- different approach
- Fool nicking small wrench
- snake dance?
- Tobacco revolution
- Unexpected outcome of dance
- Rotate — dance
- Sharp turn by Oliver?
- Spin
- Unexpected plot development
- 1960s' dance craze
- Wind round - distort
- Wind spirally
- Once popular dancing turn
- new wrinkle
- Cheat twits cleverly
- Dance that's unexpected
- Wind or curve
- Surprise ending
- Cheat at every turn?
- plot surprise
- Coil
- unexpected story ending
- Tie
- surprising plot development
- Oliver's decisive change of direction
- Rotate
- Famous Dickensian turn of events
- distort a dance
- Contort
- Deform
- Be snaky
- Coil, spin
- suitable tobacco for oliver?
- Dance being held in workhouse?
- 1960s dance
- Unexpected plot turn
- story's surprise
- Citrus peel in a mixed drink
- wasn't oliver straight?
- Tree-trunk growth
- '60s dance craze
- Murder mystery plot device
- Difficulty increaser in diving
- Unexpected ending
- Craze started by Chubby Checker
- Plot feature
- It's a surprise
- 1961 fad, with "the"
- Warp
- Different slant
- End of an O. Henry tale
- Dance craze of the 60's
- Checker's dance
- Jackie Coogan: 1922
- Wind, distort
- Unexpected plot element
- Turn to dance
- Spiral
- Oliver's dance
- story line surprise
- wring and crumple useless wet suits
- Young fellow requesting extra dance
- Idiot grabbing soprano for a dance
- Nelly catches second wind
- end of many o. henry stories
- .... of lemon (drink garnish)
- Oliver —; dance
- .. of fate
- dance popularized by chubby checker
- spin — pervert
- start of the card game called "cheat"
- tobacco for pervert
- turn in wind
- turn up another card trick
- turn — dickensian
- unexpected development of events
- Dance associated with Chubby Checker
- turn and dance
- Wind
- swindle in a tortuous way?
- Whodunit surprise
- 60s dance craze the ...
- Bartender's garnish
- Surprising part of a story?
- Knot