warped

adjective

\ ˈwȯrpt

Definition of warped

1 : twisted out of a natural or normal shape a warped board Before polishing began, warped panels were straightened and stripes of new wood added to compensate for shrinkage …— Helen Dudar He was told he had a warped cornea due to surgery that had been performed years before.— B. J. Pollock

2a : eccentrically weird or strange a warped sense of humor

b : disturbingly abnormal or distorted At his office one afternoon, he told me that he blames warped values for the drop in international-news coverage …— Ken Auletta Is it a country of great natural resources and human talent, caught in the grip of a warped dictator?— Thomas L. Friedman "He took an oath as a Klansman, and he has this really warped, romantic notion of a sacred vow he can never violate."— John Grisham

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