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thrutch up

thrutch up verb: to scoot over to make room in a crowded space; to press or push together to make room.

Verb

thrutch up (third-person singular simple present thrutches up, present participle thrutching up, simple past and past participle thrutched up)

  1. (UK, dialectal, intransitive) To scoot over to make room in a crowded space; to press or push together to make room.

Forms of thrutch up

third-person singular presentthrutches up
present participlethrutching up
past participlethrutched up
pastthrutched up

Questions about thrutch up

What does thrutch up mean?
Thrutch up means to scoot over to make room in a crowded space; to press or push together to make room.
What part of speech is thrutch up?
Thrutch up is a verb.
What is the past tense of thrutch up?
The past tense of thrutch up is thrutched up.

Words near thrutch up in the dictionary

  1. thrustors
  2. thrusts
  3. thrusts one's nose in
  4. thrusts out
  5. thrutch
  6. thrutch up
  7. thrutched
  8. thrutched up
  9. thrutches
  10. thrutches up
  11. thrutching

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