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crinch
▪ I. crinch by-form of cringe v.▪ II. crinch v. dial. var. of crunch. Oxford English Dictionary
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crinchling
▪ I. crinkling, vbl. n. (ˈkrɪŋklɪŋ) [-ing1.] I. The action of the verb crinkle; twisting to and fro; wrinkling, crumpling, etc. Also concr.1577 Harrison Desc. Britaine i. xiv. in Holinshed, The Wyuer..no riuer in England..fetcheth more or halfe so many windlesses and crinklings. 1602 2nd Pt. Return ... Oxford English Dictionary
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hinch
▪ I. hinch, v. Obs. exc. dial. [Usually associated with pinch, or crinch, both implying compression, and perh. formed after them. Cf. also hunch v.] 1. As a riming synonym of pinch v. a. intr.1559 J. Aylmer Harb. Faithf. Subj. P j a, These Romaines..being..brought to the last cast by the long and da... Oxford English Dictionary
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cringe
▪ I. cringe, v. (krɪndʒ) Also 3–5 crenge, crenche, 6 crintch, 7 crindge, cring, chringe, (9 dial. crinch). [Cringe (crintch), first found in 16th c., appears to be a phonetic modification (with ordinary Eng. change of eng, enge, to ing, inge, as in hinge, singe, wing: see clink v.2) of an earlier cr... Oxford English Dictionary
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truck
▪ I. truck, n.1 (trʌk) Also 6–7 trucke, 8–9 Sc. troke, trock. [a. F. troque, † troq, troc (16th c.), AF. truke (1364), f. troquer: see truck v.1] 1. a. The action or practice of trucking; trading by exchange of commodities; barter. Often in truck (for, † of), by truck for.[1364 Vintner's Co. Charter... Oxford English Dictionary
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