crouch /kraʊtʃ/ verb [I] ↑Verb Endings for crouch
► F0 to bend your knees and lower yourself so that you are close to the ground and leaning forward slightly: » She saw him coming and crouched (down) behind a bush.Thesaurus+: ↑Sitting and standingThesaurus+: ↑Not holding the body upright , ↑Recliningcrouch noun [S] crouch noun [S]
Main Entry: ↑crouch- ♯ Forestry
- ♯ Forgery
- ♯ Forgetting and forgetfulness
- ♯ Forgiveness in religion
- ♯ Forming groups (of people)
- ♯ Forms of languages and specialist dialects
- ♯ Forms of money and methods of payment
- ♯ Forms of potatoes as food
- ♯ Forms of the English language
- ♯ Fortifications
- ♯ Fractions
- ♯ Fragile and breakable
- ♯ Frames and structures
- ♯ Fraud and corruption
- ♯ Freedom to act
- ♯ Frequency and regularity
- ♯ Frequency and regularity - general words
- ♯ Freshwater fish
- ♯ Friendly
- ♯ Friendly and unfriendly terms of address
- ♯ Friends, acquaintances and contemporaries
- ♯ Frightening and scaring
- ♯ From, out and outside
- ♯ Fruits and seeds and their parts
- ♯ Fruit Trees