The Collaborative International Dictionary
Quirked \Quirked\ (kw[~e]rkt), a. Having, or formed with, a quirk or quirks.
Wiktionary
a. Having, or formed with, a quirk.
Usage examples of "quirked".
Lips quirked, she closed her eyes and repeated her thoughts of the previous night, imagining fog that gradually coalesced into her aunt.
She quirked in wonder as the animal frantically scampered up a nearby tree.
Soberly, he cast a negligent eye over the challenge and quirked a brow at his friend.
Setting the list aside, he quirked a speculative brow at her and said nothing.
When the last geometric shape disappeared from her plate and she put down her fork, Jordan quirked a questioning brow at her, asking if she was finished.
Hiltsglen stared down at her, and though his lips no longer quirked upward the slightest whit, she realized he was smiling, in his own barbaric way.
But T had quirked a smile at her, and she drew a bit of confidence from that and slowed her speech.
Meet Bo-the-bug under the microscope of unwanted smirks and quirked brows.