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uncrouch

uncrouch verb: to rise from a crouched position.

Verb

uncrouch (third-person singular simple present uncrouches, present participle uncrouching, simple past and past participle uncrouched)

  1. To rise from a crouched position.

Forms of uncrouch

third-person singular presentuncrouches
present participleuncrouching
past participleuncrouched
pastuncrouched

Origin of uncrouch

From un- + crouch.

Questions about uncrouch

What does uncrouch mean?
Uncrouch means to rise from a crouched position.
What part of speech is uncrouch?
Uncrouch is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncrouch?
The past tense of uncrouch is uncrouched.

Words near uncrouch in the dictionary

  1. uncrossing
  2. uncrossings
  3. uncrosslinked
  4. uncrossmatched
  5. uncrotchety
  6. uncrouch
  7. uncrouched
  8. uncrouches
  9. uncrouching
  10. uncrowbarred
  11. uncrowd

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