scrinch, v. U.S.
(skrɪntʃ)
[Cf. scringe v.]
intr. To sit closely, to squeeze together.
| 1869 Mrs. Whitney We Girls vi, Nor have to scrinch all up..for fear she'd touch us. |
scrinch, v. U.S.
(skrɪntʃ)
[Cf. scringe v.]
intr. To sit closely, to squeeze together.
| 1869 Mrs. Whitney We Girls vi, Nor have to scrinch all up..for fear she'd touch us. |
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