Thesaurus / warp
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Politeness, being based upon real kindness of heart, cannot exist where there is selfishness or brutality to warp its growth.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEYAnd yet, not that alone, for the warp and woof of history are made up of innumerable threads.
THE BOYS OF '61CHARLES CARLETON COFFIN.And now, waiting for the ship to warp into its pier, she realized what a fatal mistake her reticence had been.
THE ADVENTURES OF KATHLYNHAROLD MACGRATHBut we can't control the directional and dimensional scope of the warp.
CIRCUSALAN EDWARD NOURSEWhen the warp principle was discovered, it looked like the answer.
CIRCUSALAN EDWARD NOURSEThey couldn't have found us so soon, unless they too have discovered the Warp and how to use it to travel.
THE LINKALAN EDWARD NOURSENot again was she going to let her sympathy for him warp her judgment.
THE HIGHGRADERWILLIAM MACLEOD RAINEGreat beams ran through, called "warping bars," where the various warp threads were measured and cut for the loom.
THAT OLD-TIME CHILD, ROBERTASOPHIE FOX SEAThe warp of his talent is the richest of humor blended with woman-like sensibility and tenderness.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 16, NO. 97, NOVEMBER, 1865VARIOUSBy the pilots' advice the men were set to cut a passage, and warp through the small openings to the westward.
THE LIFE OF HORATIO LORD NELSONROBERT SOUTHEYWORDS RELATED TO WARP
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- built up
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- confused
- conned
- covered up
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- distorted
- dressed
- embellished
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- gave snow job
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- misinterpreted
- misreported
- misstated
- overdrew
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- paltered
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- prevaricated
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- stretched
- threw a curve
- took out of context
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- gives snow job
- mangles
- masks
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- misinterprets
- misreports
- misstates
- overdraws
- overstates
- palters
- perverts
- phony up
- pirates
- prevaricates
- promotes
- puffs
- skews
- slants
- snows
- spreads it on
- stretches
- takes out of context
- throws a curve
- trumps up
- twists
- warps
- adulterating
- angling
- bearding
- belying
- building up
- cloaking
- coloring
- confusing
- conning
- covering up
- disguising
- distorting
- dressing
- embellishing
- embroidering
- equivocating
- exaggerating
- falsifying
- garbling
- giving snow job
- mangling
- masking
- miscoloring
- misinterpreting
- misreporting
- misstating
- overdrawing
- overstating
- paltering
- perverting
- phony up
- pirating
- prevaricating
- promoting
- puffing
- skewing
- slanting
- snowing
- spreading it on
- stretching
- taking out of context
- throwing a curve
- trumping up
- twisting
- warping
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