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thrutch — /thruch/ (dialect) transitive verb 1. To thrust, press, shove 2. To crush, squeeze intransitive verb To make one s way by great effort noun An instance of thrutching ORIGIN: OE thrycc(e)an … Useful english dictionary
Thrutch — to move around with arms held above the head in the manner of an upright crab. Crab s evolution is such that by 2050 they will all thrutch upright … Dictionary of american slang
Thrutch — to move around with arms held above the head in the manner of an upright crab. Crab s evolution is such that by 2050 they will all thrutch upright … Dictionary of american slang
thrutch — for thrust. Chesh. Maxfield measure, heap and thrutch. Prov … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
thrutch — Mawdesley Glossary to push, to shove … English dialects glossary
thrutch — noun N. English a narrow gorge or ravine. verb chiefly Climbing push, press, or squeeze into a space. Origin OE, of W. Gmc origin … English new terms dictionary
thrutch — Verb. To fidget, to be restless. E.g. I got no sleep at all with you thrutching about all night. Northern use /Dialect? … English slang and colloquialisms
John Ewbank (climber) — John Ewbank (1948 ) was born in Yorkshire, England in 1948, and emigrated to Australia at age 15. Having learned rockclimbing in his native country, he quickly became involved in the fledgling Australian rockclimbing scene, and went on to pioneer … Wikipedia
thricche — thricche, thrich(e obs. forms of thrutch … Useful english dictionary
thrich — thricche, thrich(e obs. forms of thrutch … Useful english dictionary
