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Meaning cramp meaning

What does cramp mean?
Definitions in simple English

cramp Noun

— A cramp is a painful contraction of the muscle that cannot be controlled. Quick, save him! He is having muscle cramps and is about to drown in the water!

cramp Verb

— If a muscle cramps, it contracts in a painful way. My legs cramped in the middle of my run. — If you are cramped by something, you are restricted by it in some way; you are not able to move around or express things.

cramp

— noun (= spasm) a painful and involuntary muscular contraction — verb suffer from sudden painful contraction of a muscle — verb affect with or as if with a cramp — noun a strip of metal with ends bent at right angles; used to hold masonry together — noun a clamp for holding pieces of wood together while they are glued — verb secure with a cramp cramp the wood — verb (= hamper, strangle) prevent the progress or free movement of He was hampered in his efforts by the bad weather the imperialist nation wanted to strangle the free trade between the two small countries

Synonyms cramp synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cramp?

cramp English » English

spasm convulsion clamp confine staple restrict hamper crick stiff pins and needles limit kink dog vise twitch tighten strangle squeeze sprain scotch restrain obstruct muscle spasm hook halter gripper fit crowd cramp iron convulse contract constrict clinch clench circumscribe check wryneck writer’s cramp violent pain vice trammel tongs tie thwart throe tetany tetanilla stymy stymie strangulate

Topics cramp topics

What do people use cramp to talk about?
Person Healthy

Injure
Person Healthy

Symptom of disease
Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Pain
Physical actions Posture

Move a part of the body

Conjugation cramp conjugation

How do you conjugate cramp?

cramp · verb

Examples cramp examples

How do I use cramp in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom had a cramp in his leg.
I had a leg cramp when swimming.
While I was swimming, I got a cramp in my leg.
He got a cramp while he was swimming.
Tom suddenly got a cramp in the middle of the lake.
Tom had a leg cramp.
Tom suddenly got a cramp in in the middle of the lake.

Movie subtitles

Do you wanna cramp your act?
Some sort of cramp, I guess.
It's a cramp.
Ellen, it's a cramp!
Its effect is like heart disease - a systolic cramp and poof!
Cramp. - What?
Don't get writer's cramp.
Bit of cramp, I think. Both wrists.
That rabble may follow Moses into the desert today, but when their eyes are seared red by the sun, when their cracked lips bleed with thirst, when their stomachs cramp with hunger, they will curse the name of Moses and his god.
Cramp if you want to.
Kind of a cramp.
He. He got a cramp. and drowned.
Being POWs would cramp our style.
I need to get the cramp out of my bones.
At least they won't cramp your toes.
Cramp.
Go on. Cramp if you want to.
I need to get the cramp out of my bones. That's what's happened.
Don't let me cramp you.
No, a little cramp.
A touch of the writer's cramp will soon sort you out.
Ooh, I've got a bad cramp in my leg.
I'm getting cramp.
I just had a cramp for a minute.
I've got a cramp.
I have cramp.
Afraid I'll cramp your style with your darling Mabel?
And now I've got a cramp!
Those guys cramp my style.
I'm getting a cramp.
You can get a cramp.
Fell in the water and got a cramp.
A cramp in the leg.
I have a cramp.
Oh, it's his writer's cramp.
I get the feeling my finger are getting cramp, and so I'm just mucking about.

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