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cronk [krɒŋk] adj
Austral unfit; unsound [compare crank2] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Among the contributions to him was $100,000 from Reed Hastings, chief executive of Netflix; $25,000 from William Cronk III, former president of Dreyer's Ice Cream; $15,000 from billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad; $50,000 from Gregory B. In Cronk, (34) the taxpayer was not allowed to file a late return on behalf of his mother to make a Sec. Albrecht & Amey, 1996; Allen & Page, 1994; Cronk & Sarvela, 1997; French & Picthall-French, 1998; Hodge, Cardenas, & Montoya, 2001; Redmond, Spoth, Shin, & Hill, 2004; Scheer, Borden, & Donnermeyer, 2000; Smith et al. |
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