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Cower

To stoop by bending the knees to crouch to squat hence to quail to sink through fear

self together as in fear or servility to bend or crouch with base humility to wince hence to make court in

To bend down to stoop low to lie close to the ground with the logs bent as an animal when...

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To lie close or snug to crouch to nestle

To cower to crouch to curl up

to crouch or squat to sit on ones haunches

Marked with the sign of the cross

In the phrase on ones hunkers in a squatting or crouching position haunches

by cowardly concealment deficient in openness and courage underhand mean crouching

including woven and knitted fabric, felt, netted fabric, laced and crouched goods. In Textile Terms and Definitions, 1960, the word cloth

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