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v. Simple past tense and past participle of pinch.

Compressed; contracted; narrowed; presenting the appearance of being straitened in circumstances or with cold, want, trouble, or the like: as, a pinched face; a pinched look. Also used occasionally with the meaning of ‘narrowing’ or ‘thinning’ in speaking of mineral veins: as, the vein is pinched.

Narrow; reduced in size; “skimped”: said especially of some forms of writing-paper: as, pinched post.

Petty; contemptible.

Arrested; apprehended.

Of long, slender growth, as oysters.

adj. not having enough money to pay for necessities

adj. as if squeezed uncomfortably tight

adj. very thin especially from disease or hunger or cold

adj. sounding as if the nose were pinched

"Odelein pinched from the blue line to the low slot and slid the puck under Johnson for his second goal since December 29."

on a pinch   

pinched    pinches    pinching   

crisis    irritate    squeeze    squeezing    gaining control    capture    seizure    difficulty    clip    snip   

in    to pinch the wind    at a pinch    feel where the shoe pinches    to pinch at    jack at a pinch    to make a pinch    pinch her!    to pinch out    to pinch a bet   

pinch bar   

take with a pinch of salt    pinchy    in a pinch    ピンチ    pinchi   

seize    grip    bite    plait    straiten    oppress    starve    distress    steal    lift   

Lynch    Minch    cinch    clinch    finch    flinch    grinch    hinch    inch    kinch   

teaspoonful    ounce    nutmeg    saltspoonful    teacupful    pepper    vinegar    pint    squeeze    Cayenne