crookedstreet

noun
UK /ˈkrʊk.ɪd striːt/
US /ˈkrʊk.ɪd striːt/

A street that bends and turns instead of going straight.

We walked down a crooked street that twisted past old shops and tiny houses.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dishonest or tricky way of doing things, like a path that is not straight.

He got the job through a crooked street of lies and favors.

3. A narrow, winding passage in an old town or village.

The crooked street led us to a hidden square with a fountain.

4. A place or situation full of twists and surprises.

Her career was a crooked street with many unexpected turns.