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- Dictionarythrawn/θrɔːn/
adjective
- 1. twisted; crooked: "a slightly thrawn neck"
- 2. perverse; ill-tempered: "mother's looking a bit thrawn this morning"
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Thrawn is an adjective that means lacking in pleasing or attractive qualities, such as perverse or crooked. It is chiefly used in Scotland and comes from the past participle of thrawen, meaning to twist.
Thrawn definition: stubborn; contrary; peevish; perverse. . See examples of THRAWN used in a sentence.
Thrawn is an adjective or adverb meaning twisted, crooked, or perverse, used in northern English regional dialect, northern Irish English, and Scottish English. It is a variant of thrown, and has three meanings listed in OED's entry.
Thrawn is an adjective that means crooked, twisted, or perverse, especially in Scots dialect. It comes from the past participle of thraw, which means to twist or throw. See examples, pronunciation, and related words.
Thrawn is an adjective that means crooked, twisted, or perverse, especially in Scottish and Northern England dialect. It is a variant of thrown, from Old English thrāwan, meaning to twist or throw.
Thrawn is an adjective that means crooked or twisted, often used to describe something misshapen. It is also the name of a fictional character in the Star Wars franchise.
twisted; crooked: . Meaning, pronunciation and example sentences, English to English reference content.
