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Definitions from the WebScewDescription:Scew is a term that has various meanings and can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective. Noun:1. (Popular) Scew refers to a sharp twist or turn, often used in the context of a sudden change in plans or an unexpected event. It can also mean a difficulty or problem that arises unexpectedly. Example sentence: When the rainstorm hit during our picnic, it put a scew on our afternoon plans. 2. (Local) In some regions, scew can be a colloquial term for a small, local pub or drinking establishment. Example sentence: Let's grab a few drinks at the scew down the road after work. Verb:1. (Popular) To scew means to twist or rotate something forcefully or with an angle. It can also refer to distorting information or giving a biased interpretation. Example sentence: Please scew the lightbulb tightly into the socket. 2. (Local) In certain areas, scew can be a regional slang term meaning to deceive or trick someone. Example sentence: He tried to scew me into buying his old, broken phone. Adjective:1. (Popular) Scew used as an adjective means inclined to one side, crooked, or askew. Example sentence: The painting on the wall was slightly scew. 2. (Local) In a colloquial context, scew can describe something that is odd, unconventional, or peculiar. Example sentence: His fashion sense is quite scew. Related Products: | ||||
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