cranch UK
kræntʃ
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Definition of cranch - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
chewing soundintr.RareUKmake a crunching sound when chewedintr.RareUK
  • The gravel cranch under his boots as he walked..
crunch munch
2.
soundtr.RareUKpress or grind with a crushing noisetr.RareUK
  • He cranched the dry leaves underfoot.
crush grind
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Origin of cranch

Dialectal, cranch (to crunch)

Examples of cranch in a sentence

  • I love to cranch on fresh vegetables.
  • The tires cranched over the gravel road.
  • She cranched the ice cubes in her drink.

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  1. French:produire un son de craquement, écraser, ...
  2. German:knirschen, zerquetschen, ...
  3. Italian:fare scricchiolare, schiacciare, ...
  4. Spanish:hacer crujir, triturar, ...
  5. Portuguese:estalar, esmagar, ...
  6. Chinese:发出嘎吱声, 压碎, ...
  7. Japanese:ジャリジャリ音を立てる, バリバリと踏む, ...
  8. Arabic:قَرْمَشَ, قَرْقَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִכְרוֹס, לִרְסוֹק, ...
  10. Russian:хрустеть, раздавливать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хрустіти, хрумтіти, ...
  12. Hindi:चरमराना, कुरकुराहट करना, ...
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