Deformer
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 66
One who makes or causes deformity. Deform'ity, n. [Fr. difform ité; Lat. deform it as.] Want of proper form or shape; ugline ; unseemline ; irregularity of shape or features; distortion; defect; disfigurement. - Irregularity; gro deviation from order or the established laws of propriety or taste; absurdity; anything inimical to grace, beauty, or propriety; as, deformity in architecture, deformity of literary style, . (Med.) See MALFORMATION.
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