verb
- to bend or twist out of shape, especially due to heat or moisture
- to cause someone’s judgment, thinking, or character to become twisted or corrupted
noun
- the lengthwise threads in weaving that are held in tension on a loom
- a bend or twist in something that should be straight
Usage: weaving
Examples
- The heat warps the wooden boards on the deck.
- Years of isolation warps his perspective on relationships.
- The carpenter noticed a slight warp in the door frame.
- She carefully arranged the warp threads on the loom.
- Humidity warps the pages of old books.
- The mirror has a warp that makes everything look distorted.
- Too much sun warps plastic furniture.