1. To support on crutches; to prop or sustain.

2. A staff with a cross piece for the armpit, as a support to a lame person; a support like a crutch.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• coutch,
• curch,
• cruntch,
• chutch,
• chrurch,
• croutch,
• croth,
• croch,
• cougch,
• cruth,
• chruch,
• crach,
• cultch,
• krutch,
• cructh,
• cruchy,
• krunch,
• cautch,
• crothch,
• scretch

• crotchet,
• crotts,
• critical,
• crouch,
• crunchy,
• crotch,
• Crutchley,
• catch,
• crotchety,
• crunch,
• criticise,
• scratch,
• crush,
• critic,
• clutch,
• criticism,
• couch,
• crutcher,
• critz,
• grouch,
• crites,
• criticize,
• critchlow.

The adjective form of "crutch" is "crutching".

The plural of the "crutch" can be the "crutches".

The singular of the "crutch" can be the "crutch".