Synonym: crease, crinkle, crisp, crouch, crump, hunker, hunker down, ruckle, scrunch up, squat, thud, wrinkle. Similar words: scrutiny, scrupulous, lunch, bunch, punch, launch, truncated, staunch. Meaning: [skrʌntʃ] 
n. a crunching noise. v. 1. make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricants 2. sit on one's heels 3. make wrinkles or creases into a smooth surface.
n. a crunching noise. v. 1. make a noise typical of an engine lacking lubricants 2. sit on one's heels 3. make wrinkles or creases into a smooth surface. 
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1 Her father scrunched his nose.
2 The pebbles/gravel/snow scrunched beneath our feet.
3 The dry leaves scrunched under our feet.
4 I scrunched my hat up in my pocket.
5 The cat was hiding,[www.Sentencedict.com] scrunched up under the sofa.
6 The hedgehog scrunched itself up into a ball.
7 He scrunched up his eyes and grinned.
8 We scrunched the pebbles/gravel/snow under our feet.
9 I scrunched up the letter and threw it in the bin.
10 She scrunched up three pages of notes and threw them in the bin.
11 He scrunched up the note and threw it on the fire.
12 She scrunched the letter up and threw it in the bin.
13 Her mother was sitting bolt upright(sentencedict.com), scrunching her white cotton gloves into a ball.
14 Do you scrunch up your shoulders a lot?
15 They scrunch up their faces, peering into the haze.
16 Then, bend and scrunch the paper with the fondant to form a folded cloth appearance.
17 The snow scrunched underfoot.
18 Shoulders heaving, tummy in turmoil, face in a scrunch, eyes flowing.
19 People scrunch their faces and whip their heads here and there.
20 Wind away from the face, remove, then gently scrunch hair with fingers and mousse.
21 Her feet scrunch on the gravel.
22 Don't scrunch up like that. Sit up straight.
23 Bugs scrunch so well under foot.
24 A great way to scrunch those numbers is to make an effort to save money wherever you can .
25 He was red with anger and his face was all scrunched up.
26 They are smooth and stiff but will serve if I scrunch them up before use.
27 I recognised my own handwriting and the way I would scrunch up a calendar date before throwing it away.
28 The view is worth every tortured moment of discomfort it takes to hunker down, scrunch up, and peer out.
29 The scowl on his face is not from disgust or anger; rather, it results from how these big cats scrunch up their nose to keep water out.
30 Vladimir stirred suddenly in Vanya's lap, and a minute later they heard the scrunch of boots in the snow, and the stamping of old Peter's feet trying to get the snow off his boots.