pinched (Meaning)
pinched (s)
sounding as if the nose were pinched
very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold
not having enough money to pay for necessities
as if squeezed uncomfortably tight
pinched (imp. & p. p.)
of Pinch
Synonyms & Antonyms of pinched
pinched Sentence Examples
- The crab pinched my finger hard, leaving a painful mark.
- The mechanic deftly pinched the wire with pliers, connecting it to the circuit.
- The toddler pinched his brother's arm out of frustration.
- The surgeon pinched the wound together with tweezers, stopping the bleeding.
- The chef pinched the dough into perfect pastries, ensuring a crispy texture.
- The artist pinched the clay between her fingers, molding it into an exquisite sculpture.
- The thief pinched the wallet from the back pocket, unnoticed by its owner.
- The teacher pinched the student's hand for talking out of turn, reinforcing classroom discipline.
- The seamstress pinched the fabric precisely, creating intricate embellishments.
- The hairdresser pinched the section of hair tightly, snipping it to perfection.
FAQs About the word pinched
sounding as if the nose were pinched, very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold, not having enough money to pay for necessities, as if squeezed uncomf
straitened, displaced, bankrupt,reduced, insolvent, impoverished,dispossessed, destitute, broke, impecunious
lucky, flush, rich, advantaged, privileged, rich, blessed, wealthy, fortunate, flush
The crab pinched my finger hard, leaving a painful mark.
The mechanic deftly pinched the wire with pliers, connecting it to the circuit.
The toddler pinched his brother's arm out of frustration.
The surgeon pinched the wound together with tweezers, stopping the bleeding.
