ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1611. Florio, Inobliquo, vncrooked, straight.
1618. Fletcher, Loyal Subj., III. ii. Now you have moulded us … To easie and obedient ways, uncrooked, Where the fair mind can never lose nor loiter.
1776. S. J. Pratt, Pupil of Pleas. (1777), I. 184. Plain, clear, clean, uncrooked honesty.
