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crick

[krik] / krɪk /


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It had been a stunning first half, a six-try epic that gave you a crick in your neck such was the flow from one end to the other.

From BBC

Joe Manchin is no country hick But he’s made many city folks sick With his waffles and whines And his coddling of mines: He’s changed horses while deep in the crick.

From Washington Post

Various courts have since let us know that nope, 'twas merely a small crick against the doomsday direction in which we were previously heading.

From Salon

“If all goes to plan and the crick don’t rise, we could open again this summer.”

From Seattle Times

Charlie moves his neck to work out the cricks the way his father does.

From New York Times