Cinch is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CINCH in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bind firmly with a belt
• secure (a garment) with a belt
• fix (a saddle) securely by means of a girth
• make certain of
• tie a cinch around
• make sure of
• get a grip on; get mastery of
• fasten a girth around (a horse)
NOUN:
• an extremely easy task
• a sure thing; a certainty
• a girth for a Western saddle or pack of a type used mainly in Mexico and the western US
• A strong saddle girth, as of canvas.
• A tight grip.
• any undertaking that is easy to do
• stable gear consisting of a band around a horse\'s belly that holds the saddle in place
• a form of all fours in which the players bid for the privilege of naming trumps
• easy task
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to girth

Words related to CINCH

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How to use CINCH in a sentence

• Well, believe me, that trail was a cinch and I could follow it as easy as a clothes line.
• At last he swung to the ground and tightened the front cinch of his saddle.
• In another moment she had untied the cinch and drawn off the saddle.
• He stands quiet till the pack saddle is adjusted, but the moment he feels the tightening of the cinch he asserts his independence of all restraint and commences bucking.
• It was only two or three days later that one of the packers dropped behind the Train to tighten a cinch.
• Roll him over, boys, and cinch him till you hear his ribs crack.
• With a superhuman effort old Jim remained in his seat, but he knew he must tighten the cinch.
• However, we all went to pieces when we were told, early in December, that it was a cinch our battalion would never get to France as a unit.
• The Eysie plainly thought the game his, that he had only to wait for a favorable moment and cinch the victory.
• The horse, braced against the rope, stood trembling in every muscle while Bat brought forward the saddle with the right stirrup-leather and cinch thrown back over the seat.
• As he was about to hand it to the Texan he stopped suddenly and examined the cinch.
• The outlaw shuddered as the heavy saddle was thrown upon his back and the cinch ring deftly caught with a loop of rope and made fast.
• That would be a cinch! It might even be that you could help Mother Marshall about something in the house pretty soon.
• He was never too tired to ease a strap or tighten a cinch, and often there were tears in his eyes when he looked on all that waste of misery.
• When I had completed this latter operation, Brower had just finished drawing tight the cinch.
• But compared to the way we used to do it, it is a cinch.
• And the British Columbia packers wanted a cinch, a monopoly, which in a measure they had.
• It gives them a cinch on the best of the range, and all the water.
• Keith swore in a whisper, and his fingers closed upon the cinch.
• There was no time to lose, and we felt that that offer would cinch it.
• It is a cinch that the Whipple gang has got it in for us, and this is just the beginning of it.
• Sure, to be the janitor of an apartment house is no cinch at all, at all.
• Urging Calico to his best speed she would grasp the cinch handles and with one light bound land on his well-resined back.
• In order to make a coup out of a Wall Street cinch he helped himself to the money of the bank of which he was cashier.
• But in the money matter I simply played the fool and let Grierson cinch me.
• It was a cinch, he averred, and when it was pulled off we could divide the spoils and vanish.
• It was a cinch, I assured myself, that the ghost story I had broiled up to tell on the morrow would send my suburban-mad family scurrying back to town.
• I rode up alongside Enrique and offered him my rope, but he refused it, knowing it would be useless to try again with only a single cinch on his saddle.
• He promptly fell off, having forgotten to cinch the saddle girth.
• I had some money, and figured that betting in a cinch like this would be like finding money in the road.
• He knew you fool Texans would bet your last dollar on such a cinch.
• At the watering trough he watered his horse, and then, slackening the cinch a little, he went inside.
• He tightened the cinch with a savage jerk, coiled his tie rope and flung himself into the saddle.
• This hearing was supposed to be a lead pipe cinch and all it had been so far was trouble.

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