wrenching /renˈshing/ (Shakespeare)

For renching, from dialect verb rench to rinse

wrench /rench or rensh/

1. To pull (something from someone or something) esp with a twisting or wringing action
2. To force or wrest violently
3. To shift with the help of a wrench
4. To sprain
5. To distort

To turn or twist suddenly or violently

1. An act or instance of wrenching
2. A violent twist
3. A sprain
4. An instrument for turning nuts, etc, an adjustable spanner
5. A separation or change that is difficult to bear, or the pain of this
6. (in coursing) bringing the hare round at less than a right angle

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