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warp
verb (warped , warping ) tr & intr
1 said of wood and other hard materials: to become, or make it become, twisted out of shape through the shrinking and expanding effects of damp or heat, etc.
2 to become, or make something, distorted, corrupted or perverted.
3 to misinterpret something; deliberately to give a false meaning to something.
4 to turn something from the right course.
5 naut to move (a vessel) by hauling on a rope fixed to a position on a wharf.
noun
1 the state or fact of being warped.
2 an unevenness or twist in wood, etc.
3 a distorted or abnormal twist in personality, etc.
4 a shift or displacement in a continuous dimension, especially time.
5 naut a rope used for warping a vessel.
6 weaving the set of threads stretched lengthways in a loom, under and over which the widthways set of threads (the weft or woof2) are passed.
[Anglo-Saxon weorpan to throw]
warped adjective .
warper noun .
warpaint
noun
1 paint put on the face and body by primitive peoples when going to war.
2 colloq full dress or finery.
3 colloq a woman's make-up.
warpath
noun the march to war, especially ( hist ) among Native Americans.
on the warpath
1 setting off to fight.
2 colloq in angry pursuit; in an angry mood.
warplane
noun any aircraft designed or intended for use in warfare.
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