Similar words: scrimp, crime, crimson, war crime, acrimony, criminal, crime rate, scrimmage. Meaning: [krɪmp] 
n. 1. an angular or rounded shape made by folding 2. someone who tricks or coerces men into service as sailors or soldiers 3. a lock of hair that has been artificially waved or curled. v. 1. make ridges into by pinching together 2. curl tightly.
n. 1. an angular or rounded shape made by folding 2. someone who tricks or coerces men into service as sailors or soldiers 3. a lock of hair that has been artificially waved or curled. v. 1. make ridges into by pinching together 2. curl tightly. 
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31. The test results show the composite ratio of 50/50 has better potential crimp property for circle cross-sectional fiber.
32. The product family includes the plug and socket assembly, and insert crimp pin and socket-type terminals.
33. Crimp Force Monitor , Horness Tester, Tooling Machine , Cutting & Stripping Blades.
34. Multiaxial fabrics is non - crimp, multi - axis and multi - layered reinforcements .
35. Use tools recommended by fitting and tubing manufactures. All tools must make a full - circle crimp.
36. Position the hose at a downspout drain to discharge then let go of the crimp.
37. Indian lawmakers are considering two proposals that the industry says could crimp growth.
38. A new testing method of vacuum-pumping for bulkiness property of three-dimensional crimp polyester staple fibers was introduced.
39. Finally, a giant black panther leaps upon me and devours my mind and heart. This puts a terrific crimp in my evening.
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40. In a study of needled felts, crimp was found to be a influential factor.
41. In a study of needled felts, crimp was found to be a very influential factor.
42. Any wave of defaults big enough to destabilise major banks or crimp the government's finances could have consequences not only for China's economy, but for global growth and financial markets as well.
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