“To be crooked” in Japanese
Short answer
To be crooked in Japanese is “くねる” (kuneru). Full meaning: to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked.
Other ways to say “To be crooked” in Japanese
クネル
kuneru to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
クネる
kuneru to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
くねッ
kune to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
クネっ
kune to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
くねっ
kune to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
クネッ
kune to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
曲がる
magaru to bend, to curve, to warp, to wind, to twist; to turn; to be awry, to be askew, to be crooked
くねろ
kunero to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
クネり
kuneri to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
くねれ
kunere to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
クネん
kunen to bend loosely back and forth, to wriggle, to be crooked
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