Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To shrink or shrivel up from dryness or heat, as in cooking.
- noun Hair.
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Examples
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I've heard rumours that it's now defunct, which is a crine shame.
Boing Boing 2008
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It is obvious that our reps in DC have little integrity and should not be judging anyone The press people are generally represented by BUNCH OF MORONS - If you are white and found innocent of the crine that is the end of story but if you are black and found innocent the press -- all of them white still proclaim that you are guilty.
Sound Politics: Where Do Local Democrats Stand on Alcee Hastings? 2006
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It is obvious that our reps in DC have little integrity and should not be judging anyone The press people are generally represented by BUNCH OF MORONS - If you are white and found innocent of the crine that is the end of story but if you are black and found innocent the press -- all of them white still proclaim that you are guilty.
Sound Politics: Where Do Local Democrats Stand on Alcee Hastings? 2006
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Jan 19th, 2004 at 12: 41 pm what is a ‘crine’? dkachur
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So, perhaps the crine rate is really receding, is what. mmike87
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Al Jazeera notes that France has passed a law making it a crine to deny the Armenian massacre/holocaust/genocide.
Dave Stewart has left us. slovobooks 2006
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It was such a horrible crine to have a suposed racist as the majority house leader, so he was removed from his position.
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It was such a horrible crine to have a suposed racist as the majority house leader, so he was removed from his position.
Archive 2006-03-01 2006
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The crine profuso and barba demissa of the reges crinitos, as the
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One or two may have endo - crine behavioral problems from the coldsleep drugs.
The City Who Fought McCaffrey, Anne 1993
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