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Research Results For 'Cramp'

CRAMP TWINS

The Cramp Twins is an English animated television show based upon the graphic comic novels by Brian Wood written in 1995 and 1997 and published by Bloomsbury Publishing about two ten-year old, very different twin boys - Lucien, a nature loving, inoffensive and helpful geek and Wayne, a vicious, junk-loving bully, Cramp, who live with their easy going, hen-pecked salesman father and their housework loving, clean-aholic mother.
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CRAMP

Cramp is a severe spasm of certain muscles, usually of a limb, but often of the chest or abdomen.
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DECOMPRESSION SICKNESS

Decompression sickness (caisson disease, aeroembolism) known popularly as The Bends, is a disorder characterised by severe pain in muscles and joints, cramp, and difficulty in breathing, caused by bubbles of nitrogen in the bloodstream caused by a sudden and sustained decrease in air pressure, notably when a diver surfaces too quickly from a deep dive.
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HEAT CRAMP

Heat cramp, also known as fireman's cramp, miner's cramp, stoker's cramp and cane-cutter's cramp. Is a popular name for cramp occuring in an arm, leg, or in the stomach, and which is caused by too little water and salt in the body due to heat exhaustion. The cramp usually occurs after vigorous physical exertion in very hot weather or under other conditions that cause heavy sweating and cause the body to use up fluids and salts.
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WRITER'S CRAMP

Writer's Cramp is a spasm occurring chiefly amongst those who write much. Similar spasms occur amongst piano players, violin players, tailors and others. In its early stages it is a true cramp, but prolonged continuance of the condition may result in scrivener's palsy or paralysis. With the advent of the computer writer's cramp has become less common but has been replaced by repetitive strain injury (RSI), which many may think is a new industrial injury, in fact it has been a problem for more than a hundred years.
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CRAMP

A cramp is a metal bar with both ends bent over at right angles. It is used in masonry for firmly connecting adjacent blocks of stone, each end of the cramp being let into a stone and secured with cement or lead.
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INCRUSTATE

In architecture an incrustate is a covering or inlaying of marble, mosaic, etc., attached to the masonry by cramp irons or cement.
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CRAMPONEE

Picture of Cramponee

In heraldry, cramponee describes a cross furnished with a cramp or square piece at the end.
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CHARLEY HORSE

Charley horse is American slang for stiffness or cramp in the arm or leg.
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CRAMP

Cramp is Black American slang for an unpleasant, unpopular woman.
Cramp is American slang for to annoy.
Cramp is American slang for to execute, to kill.
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