cruntn.
/krʌnt/, U.S. /krənt/, Scottish English /krʌnt/ Scottish dialect.
‘A blow on the head with a cudgel’ (Jamieson).
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1786 R. Burns Poems 216 An' monie a fallow gat his licks, Wi' hearty crunt.
1819 St. Patrick I. 166 (Jam.) Though I got a fell crunt ahint the haffit.
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