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pinch

[pinch] / pɪntʃ /










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The French brasserie with paper-thin radishes, good cultured butter and a pinch of flaky salt.

From Salon

Italy's cricketers have been revelling in plenty of "pinch me" moments during their debut appearance at the T20 World Cup, and now they want more.

From Barron's

So, as soon as the Six Nations schedule was published, Saturday's trip to Murrayfield looked like the pinch point which would make or break England's title dreams.

From BBC

And pinched for longer, it seems, since lifespans are beginning to grow again.

From MarketWatch

But Vicki, a higher rate taxpayer, and her husband are also feeling the pinch and have adapted their restaurant habits accordingly.

From BBC