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Cinch

Noun - General sense

A cinch is a strong strap or belt used for securing or tightening.

Example sentence: The hiker used a cinch to securely fasten his backpack.

Noun - Figurative sense

In a figurative sense, a cinch refers to something that is extremely easy or certain to happen.

Example sentence: Winning the race for the experienced runner was a cinch.

Noun - Western riding sense

In Western riding, a cinch is a wide, firm strap used to secure the saddle on a horse's back.

Example sentence: The cowboy tightened the cinch before mounting his trusty steed.

Verb - General sense

To cinch means to tighten or secure something firmly.

Example sentence: She cinched the straps on her backpack before starting the hike.

Verb - Succeed sense

In a colloquial sense, to cinch means to succeed or guarantee something with ease.

Example sentence: The team cinched the victory with a last-minute goal.

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