krantz

Speech parts

1. krantz - Noun

2. Krantz - Proper noun

Meaning

krantz (plural krantzes)

(in South Africa) An encircling or overhanging wall of rock.

Krantz (plural Krantzes)

A surname.

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Examples

Daegling, 143–49 *Krantz thought Patterson might have perpetrated such a hoax, given the opportunity and resources. Source: Internet

It was either "crouching beside the creek to their left" Krantz, 87 or "standing" there, on the opposite bank. Source: Internet

Krantz and others have noted natural-looking musculature visible as the creature moved, arguing this would be highly difficult or impossible to fake. Source: Internet

Hunter and Dahinden, 120 Like Krantz, Grieve thought the figure's shoulders were quite broad. Source: Internet

If the film was shot at 18 fps, as Grover Krantz believes, Krantz, 89, caption the event lasted 53 seconds. Source: Internet

Krantz, 106–08 The creature's shoulders are almost 50% wider than the human mean. Source: Internet

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