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Phrases with «pinch»
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The word
"pinch"
means to squeeze, grip, or press something tightly between your fingers, usually with force.
Full definition
Adjective
+ «pinch»
generous
big
good
small
large
tiny
financial
little
hefty
healthy
proverbial
extra
heavy
huge
economic
«pinch» +
noun
collar
point
hitter
gesture
weld
«to pinch» +
noun
nerve
dough
point
Noun
+ «pinch»
sugar
oil
Verb
+ «pinch»
feel
to pinch
(see also)
pinch
... in a pinch
to work in a pinch
to do in a pinch
to use in a pinch
... with a pinch of salt
to take something with a pinch of salt
to take this with a pinch of salt
to sprinkle with a pinch of salt
generous pinch
good pinch
big pinch
few pinches
small pinch
large pinch
tiny pinch
pinch salt
pinch collars
financial pinch
to feel the pinch
pinch points
little pinch
couple pinches
pinch test
to add a pinch of salt
pinch hitter
pinch gesture
healthy pinch
extra pinch
pinch guard
hefty pinch
salt pinch
pinch sea salt
oil pinch
sugar pinch
heavy pinch
few generous pinches
pinch ground
to add a pinch of sea salt
huge pinch
proverbial pinch
pepper pinch
sea salt pinch
penny pinch
slight pinch
one's pinch
economic pinch
pinch welds
pinch pots
pinch runner
few good pinches
Sentences with «pinch»
Combine remaining 3 tablespoons olive oil with
pinch of
salt and pepper.
(
smithfield.com
)
I love monochromatic dressing because it looks instantly pulled together and well thought out although it's easy to throw together
in pinch
.
(
mywhitet.com
)
Season
with pinch
of sea salt and black pepper and set aside.
(
arthurstreetkitchen.com
)
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Definition of PINCH
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