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crutch
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*awkward as a cow on a crutch and *awkward as a cow on roller skates
very clumsy or off balance. (*Also: as ~.) When Lulu was overweight, she was awkward as a cow on a crutch. Tom will never be a gymnast. He's as awkward as a cow on roller skates!
See also: awkward, cow

*funny as a crutch

not funny at all. (Sarcastic. *Also: as ~.) Your trick is about as funny as a crutch. Nobody thought it was funny. The lame joke Ron told was as funny as a crutch, and we all yawned.
See also: funny


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Crutching the lambs to tidy them up will delay the inevitable.
The most peculiar symptom of menopause is mass gain which unluckily seems to build up just as a woman finally reaches a stage in her life when she is middle-aged and fully-confident and then the overweight starts crutching on.
FREE Wool Board courses in sheep stockmanship, gear handling, grinding and crutching are running over the coming weeks across Wales.
 
 
 
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