skew / skyo͞o / verb (past tense: skewed; past participle: skewed) = suddenly change direction or position. Example: "The race car skewed across the track."
- twist or turn or cause to do this. Example: "He skewed around in his saddle."
- make biased or distorted in a way that is regarded as inaccurate, unfair, or misleading. Example: "She thinks the curriculum is skewed toward practical subjects."
squeeze / skwiz / verb (transitive/intransitive) = to press something firmly, especially with your hands. Example: "The little girl smiled and squeezed her teddy bear even tighter."
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