skewed-mouthed

adjective
UK /skjuːd maʊðd/
US /skjud maʊðd/

Having a mouth that is twisted or pulled to one side.

The old puppet had a skewed-mouthed grin that made the children giggle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Speaking in a way that twists the truth or shows unfair bias.

The skewed-mouthed report made one side look completely innocent.

3. Showing a smirk or sneer that pulls the mouth to one side.

He gave a skewed-mouthed smirk when he won the bet.

4. Describing a face or expression that looks uneven or off-balance.

Her skewed-mouthed expression told us she did not believe a word.