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Crouch
Matched in: Term Crouch
Crouched
Marked with the sign of the cross
Hunker down
to crouch or squat to sit on ones haunches
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Cower
To stoop by bending the knees to crouch to squat hence to quail to sink through fear
Cringe
To draw ones self together as in fear or servility to bend or crouch with base humility to wince hence to make court in a degrading manner to fawn
Cuddle
To lie close or snug to crouch to nestle
Hug
To cower to crouch to curl up
Hunkers
In the phrase on ones hunkers in a squatting or crouching position haunches
Sneaking
Marked by cowardly concealment deficient in openness and courage underhand mean crouching
Fabric
worked into fabric, such as fibres and yarns including woven and knitted fabric, felt, netted fabric, laced and crouched goods. In Textile Terms and Definitions, 1960, the word cloth is defined as a generic term embracing all
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