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warp

[wawrp] / wɔrp /


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Among the nuggets he shared: “There’s a lensing effect that expands things out and warps things out in a very interesting way,” which affects our view of the stars around it.

From Los Angeles Times

Time begins to warp anyway in that fog between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, so you might as well give in.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was filled with fresh ideas—massive layers of warped voices, weird intrusions of noise—in service of ultimately simple songs about love and happiness.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The inconvenience is worth it,” Badame said, taking in the view of the sparkling Pacific, looking past his massive propane tank that sits just off their warped street.

From Los Angeles Times

His prowess and his reputation were magnificent — a magnificent guy — just part of the warp and weft of all good music that came through there.

From Los Angeles Times