Synonym: Crane, Grus, Harold Hart Crane, Hart Crane, Stephen Crane, stretch out. Similar words: cranium, extraneous, mediterranean, extemporaneous, nook and cranny, cane, wane, lane. Meaning: [kreɪn] 
n. 1. United States writer (1871-1900) 2. United States poet (1899-1932) 3. a small constellation in the southern hemisphere near Phoenix 4. lifts and moves heavy objects; lifting tackle is suspended from a pivoted boom that rotates around a vertical axis 5. large long-necked wading bird of marshes and plains in many parts of the world. v. stretch (the neck) so as to see better.
n. 1. United States writer (1871-1900) 2. United States poet (1899-1932) 3. a small constellation in the southern hemisphere near Phoenix 4. lifts and moves heavy objects; lifting tackle is suspended from a pivoted boom that rotates around a vertical axis 5. large long-necked wading bird of marshes and plains in many parts of the world. v. stretch (the neck) so as to see better. 
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61. One advantage of a rectangular reactor building will be a much simpler overhead crane.
62. Even the ivory-billed woodpecker has vanished quietly, though the history of its decline in numbers closely parallels that of the crane.
63. As they do so, be sure they notice the weights on the crane which balance the heavy loads.
64. Crane arrested the unarmed man, who is accused of giving a teller a note demanding money.
65. The visits to the beach became an almost daily occurrence, as Roberts searched for aurochs, oystercatchers, or crane.
66. McLeish looked past the boy to see Catherine Crane, colour returned, seated on an upright chair, drinking tea.
67. Some warehouses have one crane in each aisle whilst others with relatively low rates of throughput depend upon crane transfer mechanisms.
68. Inch said Wednesday as workers made last-minute preparations with the crane, which can rise 170 feet and lift 350 tons.
69. Crane was up at the corner to stop the others breaking back to the north.
70. My father had been wounded by a malfunctioning crane while serving with the Corps of Engineers.
71. The lumber collected behind a boom, from which it was lifted by crane into the maw of the mill.
72. It was Crane who had been lamed and the question arose how they were to use the horses.
73. Then Mavis watched Gordy clamp his mouth shut and crane his neck toward the back of the crowd.
74. The crane being used touched an eleven thousand volt overhead power cable.
75. The mats would support a crane, which could be used to unearth parts of the plane.
76. The next day they decided to use a different crane and the chains were removed.
77. On completion of this operation, the assembly was lifted by overhead crane and placed in the inverted position of carriers.
78. The crane supports the orbiter while it is bolted to the external tank.
79. At least today's timber frame builders can use a crane to haul the weighty beams into place.
80. They built a crane capable of lifting 150 tons.
81. They hoist cargo with a locomobile crane.
82. Never lift up load beyond rated capacity of crane.
83. Crane was a prolific writer throughout his short life.
84. CMR - specializes in manufacturing tire gantry crane.
85. The crane put the car on to the ship.
86. Electric hoist bridge crane is a crane.
87. Steel plate is an accessory equipment for the crane.
88. The crane made rumbling sound.
89. This machine is called a crane.
90. The crane lifted the bales into the hold.
More similar words: cranium, extraneous, mediterranean, extemporaneous, nook and cranny, cane, wane, lane, bane, inane, arcane, panel, anemia, leaned, anemic, planet, humane, insane, profane, mundane, germane, anecdote, Japanese, permanent, hurricane, airplane, profaned, anesthetic, panegyric, scrap.