Crooked: said chiefly of the body or limbs from deformity, old age, or disease.

Of persons: Having the body or limbs bent out of shape; deformed; bent or bowed with age. Hence transferred as an epithet of age.

Deformed, misshapen; of monstrous form; = counterfeit, adj. 4. Obsolete.

Bent, bowed, crooked.

Bent together by compression, incurved, crooked (esp. of parts of the body bent by malformation or disease).

Mis-shapen, deformed.

Bowed, bent, crooked.

Of persons: mis-shapen; deformed. Latterly dialect.

Curved, crooked.

Badly or wrongly made; †misshapen (obsolete).

Misshapen, deformed. Obsolete.

= crabbed, adj. 5–7. Obsolete.

Resembling a crab-tree; crooked, knotted.

of the human body and (figurative) nature.

Crooked, deformed.

Clumsily formed, stumpy. colloquial. (Cf. lumping, adj.)

figurative. Worn out, esp. with age; creaky, ageing, deteriorating; slow or halting. Also: having the appearance of joints affected with arthritis…