misshape

One provision threatens to misshape the telephone market for years.

It did not misshape Gershwin altogether, only somewhat.

The mutilations of soldiers helped shape the Surrealist desire to misshape and reshape the human body.

'I neither did nor do now' makes a good example on how to answer the question without letting the asker interrupt and misshape your response.

The way cops perceive blacks - and how those perceptions shape and misshape crime fighting - is now the most charged racial issue in America.

Aluminum alloy is usually a better choice because plastic rollers tend to bend and misshape from their regular cylindrical shape after use.

Moccasins just broadened her feet healthily, while she did not misshape them by running with the dogs in her childhood.'

In the time intervening, "Shenandoah" has played in 1,000-plus seat theaters, a couple of them on Broadway, which meant oversized productions and the sort of blustering performances that misshape a musical big only in heart.

Far as genocide and persecution seem from fraternity hazings and Cal versus Stanford, college tribes may shed light on the way the mind works with those other sorts of groups, the ones that shape and misshape the world, like nation, race, creed, caste or culture.