Similar words: quenched, crunched, entrenched, pinch, at a pinch, arched, clincher, rancher. Meaning: [pɪntʃ] 
adj. 1. sounding as if the nose were pinched 2. very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold 3. not having enough money to pay for necessities 4. as if squeezed uncomfortably tight.
adj. 1. sounding as if the nose were pinched 2. very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold 3. not having enough money to pay for necessities 4. as if squeezed uncomfortably tight. 
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31. The scoundrel pinched money from the old man.
32. Right, who's pinched my chair?
33. He pinched the leaf between his thumb and forefinger.
34. He pinched out the top of the plants.
35. I was pinched for dangerous driving.
36. The shoes, though elegant, pinched her feet terribly.
37. She had a small pinched face with sad eyes.
38. She got pinched for speeding.
39. People feel pinched in their pocketbooks and insecure about their futures.
40. He pinched an apple.
41. The gardener pinched out the weak shoot on a plant.
42. Someone's pinched my coat!
43. Somebody pinched my sweater.
44. He pinched her cheek.
45. The police pinched him.
46. He had that pinched look which suggests poverty and lack of nourishment.
47. He was still carrying the stolen goods when he was pinched.
48. Her parents pinched and scraped so that she could study singing abroad.
49. Who's pinched my dictionary?
50. Who's pinched my pen?
51. Dad! Katy just pinched me!
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52. She reached over and pinched his cheeks.
53. Below us lay the blue Aegean, pinched into whitecaps.
54. Her face had gone white and very pinched.
55. He pinched Converse on the cheek.
56. He pinched his eyes with his fingers and rubbed.
57. Beauchamp took off his glasses and pinched his eyes.
58. The nose, dried out, was pitifully thin and pinched.
59. Breathless and dizzy, Nicholas found and pinched out his fuse, and looked across gasping to John.
60. The policeman pinched his eyes as if overcome with a sudden stab of pain.
More similar words: quenched, crunched, entrenched, pinch, at a pinch, arched, clincher, rancher, wretched, poached, parched, schedule, broached, detached, attached, luncheon, untouched, on schedule, bewitched, avalanche, truncheon, outstretched, wretchedness, semidetached, carte blanche, behind schedule, ahead of schedule, shed, pin, pink.