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inchedverbpast tense of inch to advance gradually beyond the usual or desirable limitsevery year the water inches further up the embankments, threatening to permanently engulf the island city crept, encroached, wormed snaked, sneaked(or snuck)entrenched(also intrenched), impinged, infringed, intruded, invadedoverpassed, overran, overreached, overshot, overstepped to move slowlythe car inched carefully across the snow-covered causeway crawled, creaked (along), crept, dragged, limped, nosed, oozed, plodded, poked, slouched, snailed lumbered, shambled, shuffled, tramped, trudged flew, raced, sped(or speeded), whizzed, zipped floated, glided, sailedhurried, tore in 1605 |