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crouch

verb as in stoop low; cringe

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“One can hear the essences of all of those bandstands, concert jobs, dances, parties and jam sessions in the freedom of his beat and command of tempo,” critic Stanley Crouch, a drummer himself, wrote for the online magazine Slate.

But Schiff said he’s not unaccustomed to working from a defensive crouch.

Former England striker Peter Crouch felt just as strongly.

From BBC

BBC Sport’s Chris Sutton described it as a "brain freeze", former Leeds forward Lucy Ward said on TNT it was a "shambles" and "farcical", while ex-England striker Peter Crouch called it a "moment of madness".

From BBC

Eddie Crouch, who chairs the British Dental Association, said: "No dental practice would really ask you for details like your passport number and it's pretty unusual for most NHS dental practices to take payment in advance, so when you see those signs and are asked for those on any website, you should immediately be worried that perhaps the site is not legitimate."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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