Thrawn (adj) (Scots)
thr-awn
Twisted or crooked/ Perverse or ill tempered.
Late Middle English Scots form of thrown (see throw), in the obsolete sense ‘twisted, wrung’.
Example sentences
“I think we’ve tolerated enough of his thrawn behaviour.”
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