Having shoulders that are uneven, hunched, or bent to one side rather than level.
Compound of 'crook' and 'shouldered,' describing posture or physical shape. These descriptive compounds were especially common in older texts to characterize people.
Scoliosis (curved spine) often causes crookshouldered appearance—but interestingly, many historically famous people like Benjamin Franklin likely had it, yet we remember their genius, not their posture.
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