Crouch

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 116
krowch, v.i. to squat or lie close to the ground to cringe to fawn. [A form of Crook.] Croup, krOOp, a. a severe disease in the throat of children, accompanied by a hoarse cough. {A.S. hropan to cry; Scot. roup, croup hoarsene from the sound.}
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