To go wrong in such a way that is not entirely ironic or different from the origin, but rather a slight deviation from what was expected.
His expectations not met,
yet his hopes kept alive,
the night went askewer for Tom
but he would survive.
yet his hopes kept alive,
the night went askewer for Tom
but he would survive.
by Tommy April 29, 2005
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by MyCatHasAJob May 14, 2020
"Hey, do you want to watch Wheel of Fortune or something?"
"What is 'Wheel of Fortune'?"
"How do you not know what that is? Do you have Askewism?"
"What is 'Wheel of Fortune'?"
"How do you not know what that is? Do you have Askewism?"
by Pingal McStain April 17, 2021
To be humiliated in a culinary sense on television. Typically refers to great British menu. Refers to the slaying of Paul Askew
by Foody85 March 09, 2023
by Rudolph McFellan November 26, 2009