crouch

[kraʊtʃ]

Definition:
1. The act of bending low with the limbs close to the body.
2. Bend one's back forward from the waist on down.
3. Sit on one's heels.

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Use 'crouch' in a sentence:

1. They did not crouch under the oppression.
2. Shooter went low to high. Probably crouching.
3. He crouched down to stroke the dog.
4. Ferris was crouched down on his haunches.
5. He chuckled, said, "Very convincing," and then suddenly sank into a crouch, his muscles coiled like a spring.
6. We were crouching in the bushes.
7. Crouch's believed to have suffered from ongoing heart problems.
8. " Peter Crouch is a very good professional," said the manager.
9. They crouch, back to back, in a sort of hut of fate.
10. They crouched together on a shadowy hillside.
11. Do not look to just crouch before computer, labor intensity is not small, nimble is lucky.
12. This crouch-walking is hell on my back, Boss.
13. The strategy was two-fold. First, out-muscle United. Then, channel the attack through Peter Crouch, the tall target man.
14. Singapore's grace, design company crouched projects throughout southeast Asian countries.
15. It was England footballer Peter Crouch who made 'the robot' dance famous - but can he do it in his sleep?
16. Inside: Stand in a doorway, or crouch under a desk or table, away from Windows or glass dividers.
17. They crouch there, too, faltering in terror.
18. You crouch on the fire escape, sweating in your dark clothes, staring into this bathroom.
19. They walked in a crouch, each bent over close to the ground.
20. Forced all crouching hunters to emit sound, even if they are not holding crouch.
21. Peter Crouch will be wearing number nine as opposed to Emile Heskey who played a major part in England qualifying for the finals.
22. A young man was crouching by the table, busily searching for something.
23. I look down and see my own shadow crouching on the ground.
24. He crouches before rabbit hutch, shed sad tear for the first time.
25. He crouched down beside him.
26. They are also sweating on the fitness of playmaker Luka Modric and striker Peter Crouch.
27. Mario could crouch down, tuck his limbs into his shell and slide across the screen.
28. The fielders crouch around the batsman's wicket.
29. Stoke City manager Tony Pulis believes striker Peter Crouch can still do a job for England.
30. Some animal was crouching in the shadow but I couldn't make out whether it was a cat or a dog.
31. The man was crouched behind the Mercedes.
32. Unfortunately for Yossi he was talking about Peter Crouch – who will be playing for Portsmouth next season.
33. Our fur-clad descendents will be crouched over fires.
34. a hulking figure crouching in the darkness.
35. Then he sat back in a crouch, legs shaking a little. His eyes, glazed and half-shut, stared blankly at the floor.
36. Wilbur crouched low, with his thin, curly tail toward the rat.
37. Fixed player crouch toggle sticking sometimes.
38. Stand in a doorway, or crouch under a desk or table, away from windows or glass dividers.
39. She dropped to a crouch.
40. It took him a long time to reach the bottom and to crouch behind a little dwarf palm.
41. I know what happens when Rooney plays with Crouch, with Carlton Cole or Heskey. I know that.
42. A slight man at 156 pounds (he stands 6 '7 "), Crouch nonetheless bullied United's defenders for much of the second half."
43. Doyle crouched behind a hedge.
44. A cluster of vultures crouched on the carcass of a dead buffalo.
45. You did not crouch or kneel or assume a fetal position.
46. He crouched down beside her.
47. The lion crouched ready to strike.
48. The lion crouched ready to pounce.
49. I crouched on the ground.
50. He crouched behind a low hedgerow.
51. She sat crouched in a corner.
52. The cat crouched in the grass, poised to jump.
53. Meantime, here I crouch over a cup of tea in my unheated study.
54. She crouched in the dark, too frightened to reveal herself.