Talking about clothes shrinking: “I can’t get them on because they’ve ________ (too much).” [Early QRs (as OO37a): Shrink: “My wool socks have ________ so that I can’t wear them.”]
SHRUNK | 777 |
SHRANK | 124 |
SHRUNKEN | 51 |
DRAWED UP | 37 |
SRUNK | 18 |
DRAWN UP | 15 |
SHRUNK UP | 12 |
NR | 11 |
SHRINKED | 9 |
SRANK | 5 |
DREW UP | 4 |
SHRANKED | 2 |
SHRANKEN | 2 |
SHRINK | 2 |
SHWANK | 2 |
SWANK | 2 |
DONE SHRUNK TOO MUCH AND GOT TOO LITTLE | 1 |
DRAW UP | 1 |
SHRANK UP | 1 |
SHRINKEN | 1 |
SHRUNK TOO SMALL | 1 |
SHTRUNK | 1 |
SRANKED | 1 |
SWRANK | 1 |
SWUNK | 1 |
THEY ARE SHRUNKEN | 1 |
THEY’RE SHRUNKEN | 1 |
THEY’RE TOO SMALL | 1 |
THICKENED UP | 1 |
TOO TIGHT | 1 |
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