ALL meanings of skew
skew
S s - abbreviation SKEW slant 1
- transitive verb skew distort 1
- transitive verb skew statistics: distort 1
- abbreviation SKEW slanted 1
- adjective skew statistics: distorted 1
- noun skew distortion, slant 1
- intransitive verb skew change direction, slant 1
- verb without object skew to turn aside or swerve; take an oblique course. 1
- verb without object skew to look obliquely; squint. 1
- verb with object skew to give an oblique direction to; shape, form, or cut obliquely. 1
- verb with object skew Slang. to make conform to a specific concept, attitude, or planned result; slant: The television show is skewed to the young teenager. 1
- verb with object skew to distort; depict unfairly. 1
- adjective skew having an oblique direction or position; slanting. 1
- adjective skew having a part that deviates from a straight line, right angle, etc.: skew gearing. 1
- adjective skew Mathematics. (of a dyad or dyadic) equal to the negative of its conjugate. 1
- adjective skew (of an arch, bridge, etc.) having the centerline of its opening forming an oblique angle with the direction in which its spanning structure is built. 1
- adjective skew Statistics. (of a distribution) having skewness. 1
- noun skew an oblique movement, direction, or position. 1
- noun skew Also called skew chisel. a wood chisel having a cutting edge set obliquely. 1
- verb skew If something is skewed, it is changed or affected to some extent by a new or unusual factor, and so is not correct or normal. 0
- adjective skew placed in or turning into an oblique position or course 0
- adjective skew having a component that is at an angle to the main axis of an assembly or is in some other way asymmetrical 0
- adjective skew composed of or being elements that are neither parallel nor intersecting as, for example, two lines not lying in the same plane in a three-dimensional space 0
- adjective skew (of a curve) not lying in a plane 0
- adjective skew (of a statistical distribution) not having equal probabilities above and below the mean; non-normal 0
- adjective skew distorted or biased 0
- noun skew an oblique, slanting, or indirect course or position 0
- noun skew the system of relationships in a family in which one parent is extremely dominating while the other parent tends to be meekly compliant 0
- verb skew to take or cause to take an oblique course or direction 0
- verb skew to look sideways; squint 0
- verb skew to place at an angle 0
- verb skew to distort or bias 0
- intransitive verb skew to take a slanting or oblique course or direction; swerve or twist 0
- intransitive verb skew to squint or glance sideways (at) 0
- verb transitive skew to make slanting or oblique; set at a slant 0
- verb transitive skew to bias, distort, or pervert 0
- adjective skew turned aside or to one side; slanting; oblique 0
- adjective skew having a part or arrangement that is so turned, as in gearing having the shafts neither parallel nor intersecting 0
- adjective skew not symmetrical 0
- noun skew a slant or twist 0
- noun skew a slanting part or movement 0