crooked a AND ~ a 'esp. in phr crooked on' (1942- ).
   1986 SAUNDERS 45 I knew he was crooked because the light in his hand commenced to quiver. 1987 Evening Telegram 22 Dec, p. 3 'I don't know what it is. People are either too lazy, too crooked or too tired to park in the designated parking zones,' he said.

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