pinched

IPA: pˈɪntʃt

adjective

  • Very thin, as if drawn together.
  • (of a person or their face) Tense and pale from cold, worry, or hunger.
  • Financially hurt or damaged.
  • Compressed.
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Examples of "pinched" in Sentences

  • She dropped her gaze and saw Zoë, her expression pinched, her skin pale.
  • Before and after pix pinched from the Malay Mail newspaper via Bibliobibuli
  • Mrs. Lattimer stood by the doorway, her expression pinched, her hand at the collar of her shirt.
  • With the Capitals enjoying a 5-on-3 advantage, Ovechkin pinched into the left circle and scored on a slap shot.
  • LOS ANGELES - Taj Gibson didn't practice Sunday after suffering what he called a pinched nerve in his right foot.
  • Odelein pinched from the blue line to the low slot and slid the puck under Johnson for his second goal since December 29.
  • Johnson, Chicago Tribune: Taj Gibson didn't practice Sunday after suffering what he called a pinched nerve in his right foot.
  • Just over eight minutes later, defenseman Adrian Aucoin pinched along the right boards and fired a pass to the front of the net.
  • Perhaps leaving the spare cars parked in various locations around town is not a bad idea anyway … … I bet no car radios were pinched from the Asda car park that day at least.

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