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-nch Vocabulary Words
Given the hint, can you identify each word that ends in -nch?
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Last updated: April 27, 2026
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| First submitted | June 2, 2014 |
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| Average score | 75.0% |
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7 Comments
Jerry928
+1
Level 76
Oct 28, 2014
Accept clinch? That's what boxers, especially, do when they "grasp tightly".
kiwirage
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Level 63
Oct 28, 2014
Thanks, I've changed the clue/answer for that one
Jango
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Level 63
Jun 10, 2021
A sparrow is not a finch. Unless it's having a serious identity crisis.
BlackLab
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Level 66
Dec 8, 2025
You sit on a couch too
kiwirage
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Level 63
Dec 8, 2025
So?
floccopus
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Level 59
Apr 27, 2026
As far as know, a spool is an essential part of a winch. Maybe change it to "crank and spool" instead of just "crank"? Also, Europeans call American Sparrows "Finches", but the things Americans call finches (Fringilidae) are different from the things Americans call American sparrows (Passerellidae), and the things Brits call finches (Fringillidae AND Emberizoidea, which includes passerellidae) are different from the things Brits call sparrows (passeridae). Maybe say "American sparrow, to a Brit or Kiwi" to make clear that you are working ACROSS systems, rather than within a given system?
kiwirage
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Level 63
Apr 27, 2026
Lol, not a very elegant alternative: "American sparrow, to a Brit or Kiwi". It's a problematic clue, though, so I've removed the bird reference altogether. The winch clue requires no change.
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