stram

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  1. To spring or recoil with violence. Halliwell. [Provincial English]
  2. To spread out the limbs; walk with long ungraceful strides. [Colloquial]
  3. To dash down violently; beat. Halliwell. [Provincial English]

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  1. Cf. Danish stramme = Swedish stramma, be too tight, tighten, stretch, straiten, from Danish stram = Swedish stram = German stramm, tight, stiff, stretched; cf. Dutch straf, German straff, severe, strict, stern.
 

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