crocked

The green silk lining of my sun-hat crocked and ran down my face in emerald rivulets.
Where the Strange Trails Go Down|E. Alexander Powell
Personally, I cant do much, because mother has crocked up and Ive got to run the Deanery.
The Rough Road|William John Locke
We had our limbers and waggons chock full o' details—fellers who'd been wounded or crocked up.
Leaves from a Field Note-Book|J. H. Morgan
After the pots have been crocked some growers add a layer of half-inch bones, which aid the plants and insure free drainage.
The Culture of Vegetables and Flowers From Seeds and Roots, 16th Edition|Sutton and Sons

Higginson was coming with me, but as you know he's crocked up and won't be out of bed for a month.
The Pit Prop Syndicate|Freeman Wills Crofts

British Dictionary definitions for crocked

crocked

/ (krɒkt) /

adjective slang

British injured

US and Canadian drunk

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