1. comparative form of crooked; more bent, curved, or not straight
Usage: informal
2. comparative form of crooked; more dishonest or corrupt
Usage: informal

Examples

• The old fence post looked even crookeder after the storm.
• His smile seemed crookeder than usual in the photograph.
• The politician’s dealings appeared crookeder with each new revelation.
• The tree grew crookeder each year due to the strong winds.
• That businessman is crookeder than anyone I’ve ever met.