Definition of "cranch" []

• Alternative form of craunch. (verb)

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• "The next moment he was plucked out into the air, and fell with a "cranch" upon the rocks!"
• "On this wet day, in the preaching-room of the mill, amid forms and desks, with the cranch of the stones from below, the wash of the wheel from outside, and the rush of the uncrushed corn from above, Cæsar sat rolling sugganes for the stackyard, with Kate working the twister, and going backward before him, and half his neighbours sheltering from the rain and looking on."
• "Snip! snap! crunch! cranch! and off went the Grey Goose's head."