warp
verbUK /wɔːp/
US /wɔːrp/
To bend or twist out of shape.
The wooden door began to warp in the damp weather.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To distort or influence something in a way that is not true or fair.
The story was warped by rumors.
3. In science fiction, to travel faster than light by bending space.
The spaceship warped to another galaxy.
4. The threads stretched lengthwise on a loom.
She tied the warp threads before weaving.