"weirdly shaped" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means something that has a strange or unusual shape. Example: The tree in my backyard is weirdly shaped, with branches protruding in all directions.
There was no board and no way to win and those weirdly shaped dice looked confusing.
First, I have weirdly shaped ears that can't hold earbuds in place.
Some of the sits and falls are weirdly shaped, and some of those word-painting gestures are very puzzling.
The mountains there are weirdly shaped; the high peaks are easy to negotiate, but the lower flanks deteriorate into unexpected cliffs.
Jen: Do they have wine-store bags that are too weirdly shaped to be reused for anything but re-gifting wine?
The questions of compactness and contiguity are not issues likely to affect maps in other states, because the federal courts routinely accept weirdly shaped districts.
Within a few minutes, the entire orchestra is glittering weirdly: familiar shapes hover at odd angles; age-old harmonies materialize from clouds of timbre and texture; childlike snatches of song appear and disappear, like the body of the Cheshire Cat. Chin, who was born in Seoul in 1961, and has been living in Berlin since 1988, has a knack for binding together seemingly irreconcilable extremes.
And of course it has the movie droid's distinctive and weirdly endearing shape — a robotic head floating above a rotating ball.
The event was organized by Alex McDowell, a movie production designer who pioneered the use of 3-D software to shape the weirdly prescient virtual environment of "Minority Report," with its I.D. scanning, pervasive surveillance, and the gestural interface that allowed Tom Cruise's character to access computer data with the swipe of a hand.
It consists entirely of elementary-school construction paper that has been intricately cut, shaped and assembled in a way that is both dazzlingly precise and weirdly removed.
Some years ago, Bagehot was sent after 51 Texan Democrats who had fled their home state to wreck a legislative session and with it a scheme to carve a batch of safe (if weirdly-shaped) Republican seats from the congressional map.
