Make, build, shape. Hence, in wider sense, visible characteristics, appearance. Said both of material and of immaterial things. archaic. †out of fa…

out of the true, proper, or normal state or condition; out of (right) order or rule. In literal sense.

Scottish. Chiefly in form thraw. An act or instance of twisting or contorting something; a twist, contortion, warp, kink. Also: an act or instance…

The adjective used absol. (quasi-n.) in certain phrases. out of straight: deviating from the required straight form or position; not duly…

to keep in shape: to secure from change of shape. out of shape: changed from its proper shape.