to turn or twist (something) out of shape, esp out of flatness or straightness

to falsify or distort (something)

You've got a warped sense of humour

to cause (somebody) to judge or act wrongly or crookedly

to manoeuvre (a ship) by hauling on a line attached to a fixed object

to arrange (yarns) so as to form a warp

to flood (land) with water containing sediment

to become warped

to move a ship by warping

a twist or curve that has developed in something originally flat or straight

There's a warp in that door panel

a series of yarns extended lengthways in a loom and crossed by the weft

archaic sediment deposited by water, e.g. in an estuary