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Meanings of crunch into in English

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Usage of crunch into in English
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Julie Ellison My crampons crunch into old snow softened by the morning sun.
Climbing Magazine
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The fox caught him, and I heard her sharp white teeth crunch into his bones.
The Mahatma and the Hare: A Dream Story
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The spikes of my snow boots crunch into the newfallen powder with a disproportionately large sound.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
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You don't read this book - you hear it, smell it, feel it crunch into your gut.
The Irish Times
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Long-running pasts crunch into reverse gear.
1492 the year our world began
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Ender stood there watching him laugh and thought of Stilson, thought of how it felt to crunch into his body.
Ender’s Game
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He turned to where she pointed and saw a piece of lava fall with a crunch into a new hole.
Analog sff, december 2009
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And even that was ineffective because the jamb was too warped and the door wouldn't slam, only crunch into its frame.
The Incredible Shrinking Man
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The cart, jerking suddenly at an impossible right angle to crunch into the side of the train carriage mere inches from Adam's hip.
Fears Unnamed
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But Arizona Bill, who had been treated similarly, rose to his feet and drove his fist with a crunch into the offender's face.
Smoke Bellew
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The heavy iron blade snapped the bone, its point pushing through to crunch into and then scrape along the underside of his shoulder blade.
Forge of Darkness
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During the stadium sequence, we see Max leap across corridors and crunch into walls, bracing himself for impact at the close of the dive.
The Guardian
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He heard the bullet crunch into the frame of the door; the door itself was split by the second shot as Andrew slammed it shut.
Way of the Lawless
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They're like, "What the fuck am I eating?" I always say not to crunch into it, just let it sit on your tongue.
NY Magazine
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The entire vehicle made a slow spin and crunched into a snowdrift.
Mine
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The Spurs man had been eager, crunching into his tackle with glee.
The Guardian
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