deform
31deform — de·form || dɪ fÉ”Ëm v. disfigure, warp, make ugly …
32deform — formed …
33deform — To distort or change form …
34deform — verb [often as adjective deformed] distort the shape or form of; make or become misshapen. Derivatives deformable adjective deformation noun Origin ME: from OFr. desformer, via med. L. from L. deformare, from de + forma a shape …
35deform — v. a. Disfigure, distort, deface, mar, injure, spoil, make unsightly, make ugly …
36deform — verb (T) to change the usual shape of something so that its usefulness or appearance is spoiled: The heat had deformed the plastic …
37deform — v 1. disfigure, mar, uglify, deface, distort, contort, malform, misshape; twist, bend, gnarl, warp, mutilate; cripple, mangle, maim, damage, hurt. 2. metamorphose, transform, transmogrify, change the form of …
38deform — de·form …
39deform — de•form [[t]dɪˈfɔrm[/t]] v. t. 1) to mar the natural form or shape of; disfigure 2) to mar the beauty of; spoil 3) to change the form of; transform 4) gel mec Geol., Mech. to subject to deformation 5) civ to undergo deformation • Etymology:… …
40deform — • deformed, deformity …