wrenchy
English
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editwrenchy (comparative more wrenchy, superlative most wrenchy)
- Indicative of wrenching
- 1904, McClure's Magazine, volume 24, page 66:
- Gents, that was sure the zeal distress, nothing soft and sloppy, but hard, wrenchy, deep ones, like you hear at a melodrayma[sic].
- 1981, Manly Wade Wellman, The lost and the lurking, page 123:
- Quill turned a key with a loud, wrenchy sound and dragged the door open.