wince¹ /wins/

1. To shrink or start back
2. To make an involuntary movement, as in sudden pain
3. To register sudden mental pain or acute embarrassment
4. To kick (obsolete or dialect)
5. To be restive, like a horse uneasy with its rider

1. An involuntary start back or shrinking
2. A kick (obsolete)

winˈcer noun

winˈcing noun and adjective

winˈcingly adverb

winch¹ /winch or winsh/ or wince /wins/

1. A reel or roller
2. The crank of a wheel or axle
3. A powerful type of hauling or hoisting machine

To haul, hoist, etc using such a machine (with up, in, etc)

winchˈer noun

winchˈman noun

Someone who operates a winch or takes part in winching operations, eg aboard a helicopter

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