cinching
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cinched, past participle; cinches, 3rd person singular present; cinching, present participle; cinched, past tense;
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cinched, past participle; cinches, 3rd person singular present; cinching, present participle; cinched, past tense;
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Secure (a garment) with a belt
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Fix (a saddle) securely by means of a girth; girth up (a horse)
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Make certain of
- - his advice cinched her decision to accept the offer
Web Definitions:
- (Cinched) A cluster of material tightly bound together.
- The wrinkling, or folding over, of tape on itself in a loose tape pack. Normally occurs when a loose tape pack is stopped suddenly, causing outer tape layers to slip past inner layers, which in turn causes a buckling of tape in the region of slip. Results in large dropouts or high error rates.
- The method of securing the saddle to the horse. Rather than buckling on as does the English girth, the Western girth, known as a cinch, is anchored with a flat strap of leather or nylon called a latigo that may be secured with a flat knot, or via holes added so that a buckle can be used, either ...
- Slippage between the tape layers due to loose packing. Also known as windowing.