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sench

sench verb: to cause to sink.

Verb

sench (third-person singular simple present senches, present participle senching, simple past and past participle senched)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To cause to sink.

Forms of sench

third-person singular presentsenches
present participlesenching
past participlesenched
pastsenched

Origin of sench

From Old English senċan, causitive of sincan, from Proto-West Germanic *sankwijan.

Questions about sench

What does sench mean?
Sench means to cause to sink.
What part of speech is sench?
Sench is a verb.
What is the past tense of sench?
The past tense of sench is senched.

Words near sench in the dictionary

  1. senbei
  2. Senboku
  3. sence
  4. sencelesse
  5. sences
  6. sench
  7. sencha
  8. senched
  9. senches
  10. senching
  11. sencible

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