Screwn

And Bronwyn’s bed broke down. (Like in the funny part of a pantomime!) Perhaps its component parts had never really been screwn together.

An inspection of the ruins disclosed that as in other recent fires of a suspicious origin the top of a disused gas main had been screwn free, alowing^([sic]) gas to escape

Then the lining tubes are taken out through the lower end of the coring tube, being pushed from the top end by means of iron tubes successively screwn together.

“You had screwn, huh? You didn’t get hurt too much, did you?” / “You make it sound like a traffic accident.” / “First time sonofabitch hurts like a bastard.” / “Yes.” / “Now you’re scared you’re gonna have a kid?”

The American had screwn up his nose for so many years and kept everyone at a distance; now his son thinks he can smart us too!

Arabella also testified that Charleston claimed that since ‘[another man] had screwn me … [and] I might as well do it with him as to do it with another fellow [and] said if I would he would give me a dollar bill.’