misshape

“No no no!” she teased her son, watching him misshape a dumpling.

Inaccurate data could misshape the public’s perception of the state of the pandemic, say experts.

Sure, I am OK to sweat under bright lights and have a heavy-mic pack permanently misshape the waistband of a skirt, but, reader, only if it’s worth it.

“Downgrades were for misshape on the top due to the wind. Good line in between. He must have listened up.”

A dream sequence late in the script is almost certainly a structural bungle, and passages in which characters state their claims too blatantly misshape individual scenes.