stiffen

IPA: stˈɪfʌn

verb

  • (transitive) To make stiff.
  • (intransitive) To become stiff.
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Examples of "stiffen" in Sentences

  • Why does it stiffen
  • The muscle is stiffening slowly.
  • The ribs also serve to stiffen the tray.
  • After a long time, it starts to stiffen slowly.
  • Wax can be used to stiffen the front of the flattop.
  • But the title might stiffen a cock or two in Dubuque.
  • The epipubic bones act as levers to stiffen the trunk.
  • Dilloh's expression stiffen eL "You could talk to me."
  • I lay on the bed and the calf muscles began to stiffen and jerk.
  • She made her voice sound falsely bright and watched him stiffen.
  • As the bud stage ends, the stem stiffens and the blooming stage is reached.
  • At the beginning of the second quarter, the Hokies' defense began to stiffen.
  • A stiffener in the appendage contributes to lifelike movement of the appendage.
  • What he could not abide was negligence on part of officer or man, on part of superior or inferior, and he sought to "stiffen" Plume forthwith.
  • Get them all on-side by creating tiny eye-contact relationships with them, so when you get interrupted, they all kind of stiffen in your defense.
  • Older discs, joints and tendons dehydrate and stiffen, becoming intolerant of pounding and jumping, but that's no reason not to be active, she says.
  • Much progress has been made across the country, but such progress will be fragile indeed if we do not stiffen our spines against the temptation to lower the bar.

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