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axillary crutches to spring-loaded
crutches. A
forearm crutch (also
commonly known as an
elbow crutch,
Canadian crutch or "Lofstrand"
crutch due to a...
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Crutching refers to the
removal of wool from
around the tail and
between the rear legs of a
sheep for
hygiene purposes. It can also
refer to removing...
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Crutcher is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Bettye Crutcher (1939–2022),
American songwriter Brian Crutcher (b. 1934),
English speedway...
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medieval hundred of Worcestershire, UK
Crutches, also
known as
filler (linguistics)
involved in turn-talking. The
Crutch, a col on a
ridge on the s**** of...
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Ptosis crutches (also
known as eye
crutches) are a non-surgical
solution to ptosis, also
known as
drooping eyelid syndrome.
Affected eyes do not have the...
- Gibson, Dunn &
Crutcher LLP is an
American multinational law firm
headquartered in Los Angeles, California.
Founded in 1890, the firm has more than 1,900...
- such as by the use of a
crutch. This can lead to
paralysis of the
muscles innervated by the
compressed nerve. Generally,
crutches that are not adjusted...
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translating to "
crutch cross".
Potent is an old word for a
crutch, from a late
Middle English alteration of Old
French potence "
crutch" The term potent...
- speaker, and
disability rights activist who also goes by the
username Crutches and ****e. She is
active on her
website and on
social media, such as Instagram...
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Dayton Flyers.
Crutcher is the son of Greg and
Sheila Crutcher and grew up in Memphis, Tennessee. He
attended Ridgeway High School.
Crutcher averaged 18...
