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21scrunch — Act of making a flat rug more comfortable by folding orpiling into a heap or scrunchpile. Look, Bandit s scrunching his rug again …
22scrunch — Act of making a flat rug more comfortable by folding orpiling into a heap or scrunchpile. Look, Bandit s scrunching his rug again …
23scrunch — skrÊŒntʃ n. sound of crumpling or crunching v. crumple, crush, crunch; make a crunching or crumpling sound …
24scrunch — verb 1》 make a loud crunching noise. 2》 crush or squeeze into a compact mass. noun a loud crunching noise. Origin C18 (in the sense eat or bite noisily ): prob. imitative; cf. crunch …
25scrunch — v. a. 1. Crush, crunch, scranch. 2. Grind down, oppress …
26scrunch — v crush, squash, squish, press, mash, smash, beat down; crumple, rumple, wrinkle, wad up, mat down, mess up; crunch, chew, grind, grate …
27scrunch — [[t]skrʌntʃ, skrʊntʃ[/t]] v. t. 1) to crunch or crush 2) cvb to contract; squeeze together: I scrunched my shoulders[/ex] 3) cvb to squat or hunker (often fol. by down) 4) the act or sound of scrunching • Etymology: 1815–25; expressive alter. of… …
28scrunch — /skrʌntʃ/ (say skrunch) verb (t) 1. to crunch; crush. –verb (i) 2. to be crushed or crunched. –noun 3. the act or sound of scrunching. {variant of crunch} …
29scrunch — v. & n. v.tr. & intr. 1 (usu. foll. by up) make or become crushed or crumpled. 2 make or cause to make a crunching sound. n. the act or an instance of scrunching. Etymology: var. of CRUNCH …
30scrunch·ie — …
