cringe in Irish
cringe in Irish is cúb — cringe means to flinch or shrink back in embarrassment, disgust, or fear.
cringe in Irish
cúb
(intransitive) To cower, flinch, recoil, shrink, or tense, as in disgust, embarrassment, or fear.
What does "cringe" mean?
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verb To flinch or shrink back in embarrassment, disgust, or fear.
"I cringed when I saw the old photos of myself from school."
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noun Something embarrassing to watch or witness, especially online.
"The whole video was pure cringe."
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adj Embarrassingly awkward or uncool (informal).
"That dance move was so cringe."
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cringe in a sentence
- I cringed when I saw the old photos of myself from school.
- He cringed at the sound of nails on a chalkboard.
- The whole video was pure cringe.
- That dance move was so cringe.
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What is "cringe" in Irish?
"cringe" in Irish is cúb. cringe means: To flinch or shrink back in embarrassment, disgust, or fear.
How do you use "cringe" in a sentence?
Example: "I cringed when I saw the old photos of myself from school." In Irish, "cringe" is cúb.
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