wrinching

Verb

wrinch (third-person singular simple present wrinches, present participle wrinching, simple past and past participle wrinched)

1. (intransitive, Bermuda) To complain or grouse about.
   • I write this to say that often, far too often, we wrinch about a business or we wrinch about “Bermudians' poor customer service”. Yet in the midst of the wrinching, we forget to acknowledge when we receive excellent service.2015 May 28, Christopher Famous, “Giving credit where credit is due”, in The Royal Gazette, archived from the original on 11 Dec 2022
2. (transitive, Bermuda) To scold.
   • My daddies wrinching about how all the women in this house have shoppin problems😆.. Noone told u have 3 girls pops!2013 August 26, @latina_xxx, Twitter