stretch
(verb)
1
(to become longer or wider without tearing)
- of a flexible object
- ᔒᐸᔥᑌᐸᓕᐤ
- šîpaštepaliw
- ᔒᐱᔥᑭᐸᓕᐤ
- šîpiškipaliw
- to stretch sth, by pulling
- ᔒᐸᔥᑌᐱᑕᒻ, ᔒᐸᔥᑌᐱᑌᐤ
- šîpaštepitam, šîpaštepitew
- ᔒᐱᔥᑭᐱᑕᒻ, ᔒᐱᔥᑭᐱᑌᐤ
- šîpiškipitam, šîpiškipitew
- to stretch sth, using an implement
- ᔒᐸᐦᐊᒻ, ᔒᐸᐦᐌᐤ
- šîpaham, šîpahwew
- to stretch a pelt
- ᔑᐦᑭᐱᑕᒻ, ᔑᐦᑭᐱᑌᐤ
- šihkipitam, šihkipitew
- ᔒᐸᐦᐋᐦᑌᐤ
- šîpahâhtew
2
(to stretch one’s body)
- ᔒᐲᐤ
- šîpîw
- ᔖᔒᐲᐤ
- šâšîpîw
We also found mentions of 'stretch' in
there is a widening of a stretch of river
there is a long stretch of mud
there is a long stretch of mud
there is a long stretch of ice
there is a long stretch of muskeg
there is a long stretch of sand
(of a river) there is a long stretch of navigable water
there is a long stretch of sand
(of a river) there is a straight stretch of navigable water
along an stretch of sand
there is a stretch of rock
there is a stretch of muskeg
there is a stretch of mud
there is a stretch of mud
there is a stretch of river
there is a narrow stretch of sand
there is a narrow stretch of sand
there is a curving stretch of sand
there is a meandering stretch of sand
a stretch of river about 9 km from the mouth of the North French River (51.062 , -80.778)
it (string-like) is hard to pull or stretch
it (string-like) is hard to pull or stretch
along a stretch of sand