crook /krŭk/

1. A bend, or something bent
2. A staff bent at the end, as a shepherd's or bishop's
3. A professional swindler, thief or criminal in general
4. A curved tube used to lower the pitch of a wind instrument
5. A curved tube carrying the mouthpiece of a bassoon
6. A gibbet (obsolete)

1. Ill
2. Unfair
3. Wrong, dubious
4. Not working properly
5. Inferior
6. Nasty, unpleasant

To bend or form into a hook

crooked /krŭkˈid/ adjective

1. Bent like a crook
2. Containing an angle or series of angles
3. Twisted, contorted
4. Not straight, tipped at an angle
5. Dishonest or illegal (informal)
6. (often /krŭkt/) angry with (with on) (Aust and NZ)

crookˈedly adverb

crookˈedness noun

crookˈback noun (Shakespeare)

A hunchback

• forhooie
• forhow
• forhowed
• forhowing
• forhows
• forinsec
• forinsecal
• for instance
• forint
• forints
• forisfamiliate
• forisfamiliated
• forisfamiliates
• forisfamiliating
• forisfamiliation
• forjaskit
• forjeskit
• forjudge
• forjudged
• forjudges
• forjudging
• fork
• fork-chuck
• fork-chucks
• forked