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squinch

[skwinch] / skwɪntʃ /






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He communicates with Ms. Da Silva through a breathy whisper and by blinking and squinching the cheek he can still move.

From New York Times

He squinched his eyes tight, looking like he was about to cry.

From New York Times

His artisans cut and carved it; they dressed slim pillars in it and giant domes; they shoved it in squinches and let it unfurl over the spandrels of arches.

From New York Times

The technology, known as squinching, creates a 3-D effect by making objects that are closer to viewers move faster across their field of vision than objects in the distance.

From Los Angeles Times

Ask Mackie about fashion today, and his face squinches a little.

From Los Angeles Times