| crooked smile | 1.84 | She smiled a crooked smile. | ||
| crooked cop | 0.99 | His own father was a crooked cop. | ||
| crooked tooth | 0.92 | The crooked tooth, as if from sucking her thumb. | ||
| crooked politician | 0.72 | Crooked politicians. | ||
| crooked grin | 0.53 | The Italian smiled a crooked grin at Daly. | ||
| crooked finger | 0.39 | No pointing a crooked finger elsewhere. | ||
| crooked line | 0.33 | A crooked gray line of fence and poplars leads the eye to the misty contours of the buildings. | ||
| crooked street | 0.33 | Closed or open, the crooked street is still crooked. | ||
| crooked agent | 0.26 | They made it through Russian customs thanks to a crooked agent, the affidavits say. | ||
| crooked bureaucrat | 0.26 | Yeltsin vows to rein in crooked bureaucrats. | ||
| crooked company | 0.26 | Quakeman cuts a loophole in the roof and drops into the back room of crooked insurance companies. | ||
| crooked official | 0.26 | Crooked officials? | ||
| crooked path | 0.26 | The destruction cut a crooked path through the institute. | ||
| crooked police | 0.26 | He has said he believes crooked police were the culprits. |