Pinch
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 389
pinsh, v. t to gripe hard to squeeze to squeeze the flesl* so as to give pain to nip to distre : to gripe. v.t to act with force, to bear or pre hard to live sparingly. —*. a close compre ion with the fingers what can be taken up by the compre ed fingers a gripe distre , oppre ion. [Fr. pincer [lL Pizeare), fioni a root seen in Dut. pitsen, to pmen
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