acrook Antonyms
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Meaning of acrook
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acrook (adv.)
Crookedly.
acrook Sentence Examples
- The old fence post was acrook, leaning to one side after years of weathering.
- Suspecting foul play, the detective noticed that the painting on the wall was acrook.
- The mischievous cat knocked the vase off the table, leaving it acrook on the floor.
- Despite the carpenter's best efforts, the shelf remained acrook, refusing to align perfectly.
- The old man's hat sat acrook on his head, giving him a slightly eccentric appearance.
- The picture frame hung acrook on the wall, bothering the perfectionist homeowner.
- The worn-out sign at the entrance of the ghost town stood acrook, a relic of a bygone era.
- The uneven pavement made it challenging to walk without feeling acrook.
- The sailor noticed the mast was acrook, causing concern about the ship's stability.
- The hastily assembled bookshelf looked acrook, with shelves at different angles.
FAQs About the word acrook
Crookedly.
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The old fence post was acrook, leaning to one side after years of weathering.
Suspecting foul play, the detective noticed that the painting on the wall was acrook.
The mischievous cat knocked the vase off the table, leaving it acrook on the floor.
Despite the carpenter's best efforts, the shelf remained acrook, refusing to align perfectly.
